LCAQD

We believe that intergenerational relationships and listening to the voice of young people are important for the health of a congregation, as together we grow young.

The story of how four women from Noosa made masks for their community and beyond.

Introducing Rick Davenport, LCAQD’s District Administrator who has been with us since late 2019. Rick’s expertise, gifts and passions have encouraged us at District Office and it’s time to share that.

The Gold Coast Walk My Way event may have been postponed due to Covid-19, but their Walk Your Way event is inviting everyone to get involved in a more flexible way to raise money to help refugee children attend school. Matt Crawford, member of the St Andrews Tallebudgera congregation and avid runner, helped set up… Read more

On Thursday (16 July) our Lord called Liz Crawford to her eternal home. She leaves this world a better place. She demonstrated a strong Christian faith and a dedicated commitment to and support for those who had experienced harm in the Church.

An update from the Lutheran Women of Queensland on how they have been adapting during this pandemic.

Be encouraged by this story from Townsville, of how the congregation and early childhood service, with the help of your donations, reached out in love to their lcoal community and beyond following the 2019 flood.

As we continue in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, to serve the people in our care, the communities and agencies of the LCAQD will undertake the following responses to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) declared by the World Health Organisation to be a Pandemic.

One of the unseen and unsung ministries of our church is hospital chaplaincy.  This ministry is filled with volunteers who give up their time to be a listening ear and a slice of community to those in hospital.

These ‘disruptive missional practices’ bring life and a sense of identity in times that seem chaotic: ‘dwelling in the word’ and ‘dwelling in the world’.