Feature Stories

Each September, many Christian churches around the world celebrate the Season of Creation.  This a time to thank and praise God for the bountiful creation that has been provided to support our earthly lives, and also to remember that all Christians, and indeed all people, are called to be faithful stewards of God’s good creation… Read more

In 2019, Emeritus Bishop Paul Smith called on congregations to encourage younger delegates to attend the 2020 and 2021 Synods. Of course, COVID-19 put a stop to the 2020 Convention of Synod, like so many other events around the world. However, it was clear at the 2021 Synod that a new generation of delegates was… Read more

Following the death of Pastor Ted Prenzler on 12 May this year. Pastor Kevin Spilsbury shares the personal impact that Ted and his wife Renate had on him and his family.

Pastor Mark Vainikka will be the new Bishop of the Queensland District, following today’s election by Synod delegates.

Two Lutheran Nurses were again honoured by the Lutheran Nurses Association of Australia (LNAA) to mark International Nurses Day (12 May).
The Lutheran Nurse of the Year for 2021 is Wayne Kroker, of Nundah, Queensland. Shirley Klinge, of Laidley, Queensland, was honoured with Life Membership of LNAA

May 27th to June 3rd is National Reconciliation Week. What do you think of when you hear the word “Reconciliation”?

Hello! I am brand new to the QLD District in 2021, and also in a new role for the LCANZ – my name is Anna Kroehn (my husband Lee is Pastor at Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Rochedale) and I am the Christian Care Sunday project officer. This project is working to develop, resource and promote… Read more

What Lutheran Media do is they seek to inspire and encourage people with messages of hope. They do this solely through the donations of individuals like you and me, as they receive no formal funding from the LCA.

We have just seen big rain in some parts Queensland and Australia, the drought is over! Or is it? Let’s look at it from the farmer’s point of view.

The Queensland Connection Network is an initiative between friends with a heart to connect with other young adults, with those for whom connection is made difficult by culture and circumstance.