When Lent Feels Heavy, Easter Still Comes a reflection from Treena Duncan, Executive Minister, Pacific Mountain & Chinook Winds Regions ~ from an email dated April 2, 2026 Dear Friends, Easter meets us not in perfect moments, but in the … Continue reading →
Leaving Behind Our Old Self ~ from a post on the Lutheran World Federation’s website In this year’s Easter message, Nepalese pastor Rev. Rinki Rachel Soren reflects on the transformation made possible through Christ’s resurrection, freeing believers from sin and … Continue reading →
The hope we need can never be destroyed ~ an article written by Archbishop Shane Parker published on March 30, 2026 in the Anglican Journal In January, I made a solidarity visit to our siblings in the Episcopal Diocese of … Continue reading →
“one big source of hope in these troubled times” ~ from posts dated March 26, 2026 on the World Council of Churches website “If Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile…” (1 Corinthians 15:17) How can we celebrate Easter … Continue reading →
From Heartbreak to Hope ~ from The United Church of Canada’s YouTube Channel on March 30, 2026 “But we had hoped…” In a world filled with dashed expectations, war, and “fake news,” the Easter story can feel more like an … Continue reading →
ELCIC National Bishop Larry Kochendorfer offers a reflection rooted in hope, grief, and the promise of new life. ~ from a post dated March 30, 2026 on the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada website National Bishop Larry Kochendorfer acknowledged the … Continue reading →
A Letter Shared with Congregations in the Territory of the People on Palm Sunday Download the letter here.
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2026 Easter Message ~ from a post on the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Jordan and the Holy Land’s Facebook page
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From St. George’s College in Jerusalem Beginning March 19th ~ from posts dated March 10, 2026 on Primate Shane Parker’s and St. George’s College Jerusalem’s Facebook pages St George’s College is pleased to announce the publication of eight short films … Continue reading →