All posts tagged david haberstock

June 15, 2026

“For Such a Time as This” – President Elect Haberstock Address the Church

WINNIPEG – On June 14, Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC) President Elect David Haberstock addressed the convention for the first time following his election. What follows are his full remarks to the assembly. Brothers and sisters in Christ, Many of you congratulating me have said you will…

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June 13, 2026

LCC Elects New President

WINNIPEG – On the morning of June 13, Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC) elected Rev. David Haberstock to serve as the church’s new synodical president. Rev. Haberstock was elected after two rounds of voting. Rev. Haberstock was first elected to serve as LCC’s Central Regional Pastor in…

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April 10, 2026

Memento Mori

by David Haberstock The Latin phrase “Memento mori” means “Remember that you will die.” Lent starts on Ash Wednesday with this same reminder: “Remember that you are dust and to dust you shall return.” Remember, in other words, that you will die. Death is all…

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February 25, 2026

Honouring Your Spiritual Father and Mother

When a congregation closes and buildings are relinquished, it can feel like an ending. Yet in the life of Christ’s Church, even such moments can become acts of faithful stewardship. Across our synod, congregations have left lasting legacies through financial gifts and resources that will…

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October 14, 2025

Back to school, back to prayer

by David Haberstock As I write this, summer is over and the annual round of programs are beginning again in church, school, and society. With the return to school comes a return to regular life, patterns, and habits. And with that return, be sure to…

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September 15, 2025

The Australian Invasion, Part Deux

by David Haberstock Last fall I wrote about Redeemer in Winnipeg receiving a pastor from Australia, the Rev. Shaun Manning. On July 8, another church in Central Region, Christ in Thunder Bay, Ontario, received a classmate of his, Rev. Peter Noble. Rev. Noble, like Rev….

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