Notice Board
These notices are curated by the LCAQD M&M Department and sent to the audience of the LCAQD eNewsletter.
Hello LCANZ Bishop Elect!
Bishop-elect Paul, who is currently serving a six-month placement at St Peter’s Lutheran College Indooroopilly on behalf of the LCA’s Queensland District (LCAQD) and is the immediate past bishop of the LCAQD, was elected to the role for an initial six-year term by delegates to the LCANZ’s historic 20th Convention of General Synod (Friday 1 October). He will succeed Bishop John Henderson, who has served as bishop since 2013 but did not seek re-election and is retiring at the end of the year. Read the official LCA Article
Read MoreWorld Mental Health Day 10/10 2021
We are aware of the impact of the Covid pandemic on both our physical, social and financial positions – however we are also discovering significant impacts on our mental wellbeing. October is designated Mental Health Month and the 10th of October is World Mental Health Day. This is a wonderful invitation to stop and reflect on our own personal mental wellbeing, the wellbeing of our family members and friends, and our community at large. Many people are struggling to see the light at the end of the lockdown: we remember… Read more
Read MoreNational Carers Week, 10-16 October 2021
Running from 10-16 October 2021, National Carers Week is a time to recognise and celebrate the 2.65 million Australians, and 430,000 New Zealanders, who provide care and support to a family member or friend.
Read MoreHave you considered a career as a church worker?
Designed as a foundational qualification for church and ministry workers in a range of fields, the Certificate IV in Christian Ministry and Theology (10742NAT) provides you with opportunities to gain both theological knowledge and a broad range of practical, personal ministry skills. Graduates with the qualification may find employment as lay workers, youth workers, chaplains or mission support personnel. Within the Lutheran Church of Australia, the Certificate IV forms part of the foundational qualification for lay worker accreditation. Students are able to further their study through ALC’s undergraduate courses accredited… Read more
Read MoreWalk Sterny’s Way Video!
Remembering our friend and colleague Christian Stern – and helping children in Cambodia at the same time. Join us to Walk Sterny’s Way 10 October 2021. View the video here.
Read More2021 National Church Life Survey to commence from November 2021
Given the many challenges MCLS have faced in their preparation phases, as well as the restrictions on churches, related to the COVID-19 pandemic, they have decided to delay the starting date to November.
Read MoreGovernance Change Project New Webpage!
The LCAQD is moving to the next phase of the Governance Change Project. The focus is providing a proposal to Synod 2022 on further enhancing the governance model across the district. The Governance Advisory Committee (GAC) has established a webpage to provide the LCAQD with relevant information and updates.
Read MoreLatest PSD News & Training Dates 21 Sept 2021
Safety Management Online (SMO) National Child Protection Week 2021 Supporting young people’s mental health when they are online (eSafety Commissioner) Read News Items Training | Website | FAQ | Subscribe to PSD eNews
Read MoreLutheran Services Presents… ‘If Only I Could’
Don’t miss the opportunity to witness the transformative power of dance with If Only I Could… a stunning performance featuring Tabeel aged care residents and four professional dancers recreating and reliving their dance memories through movement. It’s a show not to be missed. Click here to secure your FREE tickets View the promo video or visit their website.
Read MoreMcCrindle Church, State and the Australian Community – Free Event
On Thursday 21st of October 11am in the upcoming free virtual event, McCrindle explore the changing Australian faith and spiritual context in light of COVID-19. They will present the latest insights from national research, demographic analysis and social trends. In this free virtual event, you’ll get insights on: Australians’ openness to faith Spirituality amidst the pandemic Attitudes to the relationship of Church and state The role of the Church in the contemporary Australian community Register now to save your space.
Read MoreLatest News
Meet Angeline: what hope looks like
On Saturday 8 August, Brisbane Walk My Way will again bring together congregations, schools, care communities, families and friends.
Read moreReplenish 2026…just breathe!
Replenish Retreat is for all women aged 18+. It is a weekend to do as much or as little as you like. Come and join us!
Read moreLWQ Retreat delights both the young and the young-at-heart
The petrol crisis did not deter 79 ladies and 12 menfolk from attending the LWQ Retreat on 15-17 May at Maroochydore.
Read moreWitnessing moments of grace and community
On Friday 5 June 2026, a new congregation will be welcomed into membership at the LCAQD Convention of the Synod.
Read moreLutheran Services welcomes Cabanda Care
Lutheran Services has officially welcomed Rosewood’s Cabanda Care, with services transitioning on 1 April 2026.
Read moreCrossing cultures, sharing hope
Bruce and Daphne Cleaves from Peace Kumbia Taabinga congregation in Queensland share their recent overseas mission experience.
Read moreBrisbane Walk My Way
On Saturday 8 August, Brisbane Walk My Way will again bring together congregations, schools, care communities, families and friends.
Read moreLLL welcomes Darren Pope
We are delighted to welcome Darren Pope as LLL’s Head of Mission Engagement. This position has been created to strengthen connections to our mission by actively engaging with Christian communities.
Read moreUnited in Hope passes the halfway point
No bells or whistles…here’s our United in Hope update for the end of April 2026. We have officially passed the halfway point of this year’s target, with under $27,000 left to raise of our $60k goal.
Read moreBrisbane Walk My Way is coming our way, August 2026!
In refugee camps in Kenya and Somalia girls are at risk of child marriage simply because their families struggle with poverty and limited opportunities.
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