on access to mental health services and MAID In a letter dated March 15, 2024 to the Ministers of Health, Justice, and Mental Health and Addictions, National Bishop Susan Johnson expresses support for just and universal access for all to … Continue reading →
from Primate and National Bishop Archbishop and Primate Linda Nicholls (Anglican Church of Canada) and National Bishop Susan Johnson (Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada) share a message of courage, hope and joy as the church prepares to celebrate the risen … Continue reading →
from the Primate Linda Nicholls and National Bishop Susan Johnson ~ posted on December 19, 2023 on the In Full Communion: Anglicans and Lutherans Working Together in Canada website Archbishop and Primate Linda Nicholls and National Bishop Susan Johnson wish … Continue reading →
Honouring the gospel call to love ~ from a post dated November 14, 2023 on the In Full Communion: Anglicans and Lutherans Working Together in Canada website At the heart of the gospel is the truth that we created in … Continue reading →
Video Message from ELCIC National Bishop Susan Johnson & CLWR Executive Director Karin Achtelstetter World Refugee Day, commemorated every year on June 20th, is an occasion to honour forcibly displaced people around the globe, celebrate their strength, courage and resilience … Continue reading →
What Is the Role of Churches? A Panel Discussion Being Held Thursday, April 27th in person in Ottawa and on-line 7 – 9 pm ET (4-6 pm PT) ~ from the post on the Saint Paul University website What is … Continue reading →
Archbishop Linda Nicholls and National Bishop Susan Johnson share Easter Message In a video found on the In Full Communion: Anglicans and Lutherans working together in Canada website, National Bishop Susan Johnson (Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada) and Archbishop and … Continue reading →
A Year of Love the fourth year of ELCIC’s Living our Faith Initiative In September, the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Canada is moving into its fourth year of the Living our Faith initiative. For the first three years, the themes … Continue reading →