All posts tagged Halifax
A Lutheran Presence at Canada’s Edge
Halifax, NS—In an earlier visit to Halifax, LCC sat with Padre David Jackson for an interview. What was clear based on this exchange and observation is that in Nova Scotia, Lutheran Church–Canada’s presence is small, but its witness is significant. For Padre Jackson, a Canadian…
That There May Be Fairness
by M.L. Smith St. Paul does not speak here of quotas or pressure, nor does he reduce stewardship to obligation or institutional survival. Instead, he speaks of life together, of the Church as a living body in which the gifts given to one are entrusted…
Happy Father’s Day!
On behalf of Lutheran Church–Canada, Owen Prozenko of St. Andrew’s Ev. Lutheran Church, Halifax extends this warm greeting to all LCC fathers: “Happy Father’s Day!”
A Small but Mighty Pentecost Gathering
St. Andrew’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Halifax, Nova Scotia — Pentecost Sunday Halifax, N.S.—Pentecost Sunday offered a reminder that the strength of a congregation is not measured by numbers alone. During a recent visit to St. Andrew’s in Halifax, Nova Scotia, a small Maritime congregation gathered to celebrate…
Atlantic Canada mission venture
by Ron Mohr ATLANTIC CANADA – “The Christian Church is a church in mission. From her Lord Himself she has received the mandate to ‘Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation’ (Mark 16:15). In keeping with that mandate and…
New preaching station in Nova Scotia
HALIFAX – St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church in Halifax has announced they are starting a new preaching station in the Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia. The first service is scheduled for May 1 at 7:00 p.m., and will be held at St. Mark’s Chapel, the Protestant…