Canada Lutheran
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Look Inside – Transforming the ELCIC’s Theological Schools

Transforming the ELCIC’s Theological Schools - Canada Lutheran Magazine - ELCIC
For over a century, Canada’s Lutheran Theological Schools have been foundational institutions in theological and academic excellence, playing a pivotal role in the education and formation of leadership within our church—past, present and future. The landscape of the ELCIC, and the world as a whole, looks different today compared to when these institutions were first taking shape in the early 1900s. Like the world around us, these institutions are also continuously evolving, taking on challenges and faithfully leaning into opportunities to transform and grow. The Lutheran Theological Seminary Saskatoon (LTS) in Saskatoon, SK, and Martin Luther University College (Luther) in...
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November – Global Mission in the ELCIC

Twice a month, Rev. Andrea Baez gets into the small compact car she learned to drive only four years ago...

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September – Luther’s Legacy

October 31, 2017, marks the 500th anniversary of the beginning of the Lutheran Reformation. On All Saints evening (all hallowed...

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July – Liberated by God’s Grace

One-hundred-and forty-nine delegates (80 lay, 59 rostered, 10 youth), as well as special guests, visitors and volunteers gathered in Winnipeg,...

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June – Ministry in the Margins

Urban missions are places where people are accepted, no matter what has happened. They are places where people are listened...

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