‘Letting the Bible read you’ means allowing the Holy Spirit to form and transform us as we read.

We commend to the Lord, our brother in Christ, Pastor George Rosendale, who passed at Hopevale Wednesday 11 September 2019. He was a pioneer Aboriginal Lutheran Pastor in Queensland.

Asking our gracious Lord of heaven and earth to send rain for the blessing of the earth and for the blessing of all people.

Googa Outdoor Education Centre and Christian Retreat has been in operation for over 30 years and is now in a phase of Expansion. Googa was first established in 1989 with… Read more

What makes someone pack up their goods and chattels, and with their family and maybe pets, travel far away from home to study Lutheran theology in Adelaide?

The theme for the 2019 Queensland District Synod is ‘Lord Teach us to Pray’. The St John’s congregation in Hope Vale decided to take this a step further and make it our church theme for the recent NAIDOC (National Aboriginal Islanders Day Observance Committee) celebrations.

It was the most colourful celebration of our common life as people of the Lutheran Church in Queensland. Walkers, young and old, came from all over our Queensland District.

Staff, families, educators and the Bethesda Lutheran Church community all came together on Sunday 4 August 2019 to celebrate 40 years of providing excellent care and education for the children of Beenleigh Family Day Care.

Emerald is not the only rural congregation to sense the Holy Spirit stirring them into new things. Trinity Chinchilla Administration Assistant Rhonda Bruggemann reflects on the effects of fire…

In a very, real way, the “Walk my Way” journey follows the example of these early Queensland Christian workers who came to reach out in love to their neighbour, to serve in the name of Jesus.