Senate Visit On March 19 and 20, representatives of the United, Presbyterian, and Anglican churches, Canadian Friends Service Committee and Mennonite Central Committee Canada visited with Canadian senators to discuss the urgent need to pass Bill C-262 (The United Nations … Continue reading →
On March 15th, news broke of shootings at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. We join with people world-wide in expressing our horror and grief. Individually and collectively, we pray for all those that have been impacted by this event. … Continue reading →
Journey for Justice Begins March 6th Many of us would love to spend more time in spiritual practice than we do, but often find it hard to make space for it in the day-to-day challenges of our lives. In Lent, … Continue reading →
Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) National Bishop Susan C. Johnson has written a letter to the church affirming the commitment to upholding the dignity of all people and to standing with our LGBTQ2+ siblings in Christ, both inside and … Continue reading →
On May 13, the seventh Sunday in Easter, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada lifts up prayers for Jerusalem and the Holy Land. ~ from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada facebook page
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Together In Christ This five week study covers the five hundred year arc of history from the 16th Century Reformation until now. It was prepared by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada and The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops to … Continue reading →
Liberated by God’s Grace The Twelfth Assembly of the Lutheran World Federation met in Windhoek, Namibia from May 12th to 16th. As well as being an opportunity for a global commemoration of the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation, this assembly … Continue reading →
Liberated by God’s Grace “We are called to proclaim this liberating Easter message in both our words and our deeds.” An Easter message from ELCIC National Bishop Susan C. Johnson View the message here.
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A call for prayers and solidarity following attacks on Jewish community centres, synagogues, and cemeteries in Canada National Bishop Susan C. Johnson writes to the church, calling on members to stand up and speak out against all forms of racism, … Continue reading →
Lutheran, Anglican Leaders issue joint Ash Wednesday message On this day many people will participate in a liturgy including the Imposition of Ashes. Some presiders blot these ashes upon our foreheads and we are reminded that we are but dust … Continue reading →