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…said Ukraine-based Pastor Wayne Zschech via online interview. Pastor Wayne has been working in Ukraine for 29 years, and is a nephew of LCAQD member Phil Mibus. This is the kind of difference your donations through ALWS are also making in this troubled country.

Just like the exciting programs that LYQ facilitate with young people, the Brisbane Appeal Dinner is lots of fun with inspiring speakers, great food and company! Importantly it also raises much needed funds to ensure that we can continue to impact young lives in Queensland. Register now for the Brisbane Appeal Dinner to be held at the BTP Conference Centre, Eight Mile Plains on Saturday 28 May.

We officially welcome Tanya Crooks to her new role following her installation on March 13 by Bishop Mark Vainikka. One highlight of the day was to hear the words of support and biblical encouragement from the 14 LEQ Principals and others who attended. Read more

While deadly floodwaters in eastern Australia have receded and the clean-up continues in the wake of the tragedy, praying for affected communities is more important than ever, say Lutheran church leaders in some of the worst-hit areas. Shared from LCA eNews 15 March 2022

To be part of a Simultaneous Art Exhibition? To try a new mission activity? Applications for LLL Mission Outreach grants close on April 30. Be the change you want to see! Talk to your congregation leaders about how you could help make this happen.

If you click on the link in the picture you can receive 10% off your purchase using the code worshipbook. If you require multiple copies – please contact us directly to negotiate postage cost. growministries@lca.org.au Be quick! Code is only valid until 31 March, 2022.

Thank you to all who have donated to our appeal. Was your area flood-affected? Would you like help distribute donations through a simple flood response project? See ‘Set up a project’ here: https://qld.lca.org.au/support/2022-floods/

In the recent flooding event in Brisbane, Lutheran Church House (District Office) in Milton was flooded.  The car park was flooded and covered in about 60cm of flood water that left a thin layer of slippery slim. Over a 2-day period volunteer (who all work in the building) used pressure washers and brooms to clean the car park.  We then had all our building systems tested, repaired and commissioned so that the building could be declared safe to use and the power turned back on.  Unfortunately, the lifts were damaged… Read more

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