Community News

An inspiring 872 Queenslanders stepped out at ALWS’ first Brisbane Walk My Way in a message of hope to Ukrainian families displaced by war.

A framework by which the LCANZ could operate as one church with two different practices of ordination has been released.

Want to be an agent of peace? You are invited to our LCAQD Conference, Partners in Peace – but hurry, registration closes May 14!

Registration is now open for the 2024 LCAQD Convention of the Synod.

It has been inspiring to watch our Lutheran church community embrace Walk My Way Ukraine and to hear why people are choosing to get involved.

The St Paul’s Origin Story project seeks to commemorate the congregation and community origins of St Paul’s in Caboolture.

For almost 90 years, the LCAQD has developed care services in response to needs in our communities. Lutheran Services continues that work.

The Way Forward working groups are in the development phase of the final framework that will be put to General Synod in October as a proposal for how the LCANZ might operate as one church with two practices of ordination.

On Saturday 11 May, you can join with the wider Lutheran church and step out at Walk My Way Ukraine to support displaced Ukrainian children and their families.

LLL is transitioning to a Religious Charitable Development Fund (RCDF) to ensure that we continue to fulfil our purpose of supporting the LCA