A message to the church from National, Synod Bishops on hope amid uncertain times
ELCIC National Bishop Susan Johnson and the ELCIC Synod Bishops have shared the following message of encouragement to the church following recent developments.
ELCIC National Bishop Susan Johnson and the ELCIC Synod Bishops have shared a message to the church of encouragement and hope in the midst of uncertain and anxious times.
For more than two decades, Rev. Dennis Becker has served as the editor of the ELCIC’s daily devotional publication, Eternity for Today (EFT). With the arrival of the April-May-June 2025 issue, his service to the church in this way will come to an end.
The March 2025 issue of Canada Lutheran is now available to view online. Hard copy subscribers will receive their copies in the mail this week. Not subscribed to our national magazine? Learn more online.
On the last Sunday of February, we lift up Diaconal Sunday – honouring the witness expressed through service (diakonia) and leadership offered by the ELCIC’s diaconal ministers.
ELCIC is providing a link for the pre-identification step of the discernment process, to which individuals have the opportunity to identify someone with the gifts to serve as national bishop. This pre-identification process will run through March 31, 2025.
The ELCIC invites its members on a journey to carbon neutrality in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Use the Greenhouse Gas Inventory Calculator for Congregations to help monitor emissions.
The annual Week of Prayer for Christian Unity invites Christians around the world to host local ecumenical worship services from January 18-25, 2025.
Worship.ca – the worship website of the ELCIC – offers various resources for those leading, assisting and attending services, including content for annual and seasonal celebrations!
ELCIC National Bishop Susan Johnson and the ELCIC Synod Bishops have shared the following message of encouragement to the church following recent developments.
For more than two decades, Rev. Dennis Becker has served as the editor of the ELCIC’s daily devotional publication, Eternity for Today (EFT).
Following the announcement from the Manitoba Government of the discovery of potential human remains at the Prairie Green Landfill site, Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) National Bishop Susan Johnson and Manitoba/Northwestern Ontario (MNO) Synod Bishop Jason Zinko have issued a statement calling for prayers, and to continue the call for justice for all MMIWG2S people.
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