All posts tagged Missions

September 2, 2026

From Fellowship to Mission: A Visit That Inspired New Possibilities (Part 2)

The Philippines—When Rev. Antonio Reyes, President of the Lutheran Church in the Philippines, arrived in Neepawa after LCC’s National Convention, he expected to preach for several Sundays. What he discovered was a congregation faithfully serving Christ in a community full of new mission opportunities. During…

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August 17, 2026

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…

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August 12, 2026

Domestic Missions: One Year of Serving and Equipping Youth and Families Across Lutheran Church–Canada

One year ago, Lutheran Church–Canada welcomed Deacon Samantha Neeb into a newly established role focused on strengthening family ministries across the synod. The position was created in response to Resolution 22.3.03, to provide and create resources, training, and support to all youth, young adult, and family…

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July 29, 2026

Exploring Ministry Opportunities with B.C. First Nations

NORTHWESTERN B.C. – From May 13-21, Rev. Jacob Quast, Lutheran Church–Canada’s (LCC) Director of Domestic Missions, met with Rev. Ron Mohr of Lutheran Bible Translators of Canada (LBTC), Rev. Nathan Schmidt of Lutheran Association of Missionaries and Pilots (LAMP), and Rev. Dan Cunningham of Redeemer…

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July 1, 2026

A Global Church: Together as One

by Matt Anker As I reflect on my recent attendance at the LCC Synod Convention it strikes me just how fitting it was that you met under the theme ‘Together One’. In my recent experience, synodical conventions are not necessarily times of unity or togetherness….

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May 6, 2026

Lutheran Education—A Part of Our Heritage

by Jacob Quast Would it surprise you to learn that Lutherans have a long and rich history of education? Not just for our clergy, but for all people. Dr. Martin Luther was both a pastor and a teacher who taught extensively at the University of…

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