Notice Board
These notices are curated by the LCAQD M&M Department and sent to the audience of the LCAQD eNewsletter.
Domestic & Family Violence Awareness Zoom Workshops
Wed 14th, 21st, 28th of October. 7-8pm. Free event. More details in this flyer
Read More“The Church in a post COVID-19 World” articles
The August issue of the Lutheran Theological Journal (LTJ*) is now available. This is a special themed issue containing contributions submitted by workers across the LCA/NZ with their reflections on the question: what will the church look like in a post-COVID-19 world? View manuscripts, including full-length versions of opinion pieces, from the Lutheran Theological Journal, volume 54 no. 2 (August 2020) at ALC e-resources: The church in a post-COVID-19 world.
Read MoreSeason of Creation Jubilee of the Earth
A Special Evensong service to market the end of Season of Creation, Jubilee of the Earth. St John’s Cathedral, Brisbane. Sunday 27th September 6pm. Guest Speaker Rev Peter Moore. More details in this flyer.
Read MoreMicrosoft security measure affects email forwarding
LCA IT has issued a notice about a Microsoft security measure, effective 1 September, which prevents the automatic forwarding from one email account to another. This will affect some users of LCA email accounts. Read more
Read MoreThank you Ashlee!
We have been delighted to have Ashlee Schultz on the LCAQD M&M Communications team this year, gathering and sharing stories of faith and hope. We say a farewell for now as she pursues other employment.
Read MoreLYQ Summer Camp Registrations are open!
Have a look at the amazing camps lined up for the summer holidays! Registrations are limited, so get in quick! Summer Camps
Read MoreRAP on its way to you
The LCA’s Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) has been officially endorsed by General Church Board and Reconciliation Australia (read the story). RAP documents and posters were posted last week. Keep a lookout for them at your congregation or ministry space. You can read the document on the RAP website.
Read MoreLutheran Theological Journal August Issue Available
The August issue of the Lutheran Theological Journal (LTJ*) is now available. This is a special themed issue containing contributions submitted by workers across the LCA/NZ with their reflections on the question: what will the church look like in a post-COVID-19 world? Ordinarily, LTJ is only available to those who subscribe, however given this issue is of relevance to the whole church, the LTJ editorial committee has decided to make the contents available to everyone who is interested. View manuscripts, including full-length versions of opinion pieces, from the Lutheran Theological Journal,… Read more
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Report from LCANZ General Church Board
In February the LCANZ General Church Board (GCB) and College of Bishops (CoB) met for the second time to discuss the division in the church around the ordination of both women and men. Here is the link to the communication from Dr Nigel Long, Secretary of the Church, and here is a direct link to the GCB report. If you did not receive this LCA eNews directly, we encourage you to subscribe to receive LCANZ news and updates.
Read MoreCOVID-19 caution forces ALWS anniversary cancellation
COVID-19 infection risks, health guidelines, border restrictions and ongoing uncertainty have forced the cancellation of ALWS’s plans for public events to give thanks for 70 years of service. ALWS instead is planning new ways to give thanks for how God has enabled the Australian and New Zealand Lutheran family to bring love to life through ALWS.
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Lutheran 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.
Read moreGrant Norsworthy – More than Music
Last year we were blessed to have Grant Norsworthy, a professional musician and member of the Lutheran Church in New Zealand, lead workshops for church musicians on music in worship.
Read moreIn Memoriam: Lou Pfeiffer (15/8/1950-19/4/2026)
Ordained 6 Dec 1992 (Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church, Happy Valley SA); served Oakey Qld, Beenleigh Qld, Kingaroy Qld, Townsville Qld;
Read moreLYQ farewells Executive Director Darren Pope
It is with sadness that the LYQ Council announces the resignation of Darren Pope as Executive Director of Lutheran Youth of Queensland.
Read moreFaithful living
God asks us to be faithful to Him. How can I be full of faith in a world where minds are changed as often as socks?
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