Over 50 Million Affected by the Sub-Saharan Hunger Crisis
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada joins Canadian Lutheran World Relief in asking its members to consider donating to those suffering from hunger in sub-Saharan Africa.
Congregations across Canada are invited to designate one Sunday to highlight the 2022 ELCIC Praise Appeal and the wider work and ministry of the National Church.
The ELCIC Praise Appeal helps support important National Office ministries while building and maintaining relationships with ELCIC partner churches.
The Ecumenical Shared Ministry Handbook shares best-practices and collective wisdom on how local communities and congregations might worship, serve and witness together.
A revised edition has just been released.
Worship.ca – the worship website of the ELCIC – offers various resources for those leading, assisting and attending services.
The webpage also contains content for annual and seasonal celebrations throughout the church year, and more!
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada joins Canadian Lutheran World Relief in asking its members to consider donating to those suffering from hunger in sub-Saharan Africa.
ELCIC National Bishop Susan Johnson has written to the church in advance of National Indigenous Peoples Day, June 21, a day “intended to strengthen and encourage us in daily practices and actions for truth, healing and reconciliation.”
The ELCIC joins with the Anglican Church of Canada in lifting up the seventh Sunday of Easter as Jerusalem and the Holy Land Sunday. This year, Jerusalem and the Holy Land Sunday is May 29, 2022.