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Look Inside – The Climate Crisis and Us

The Climate Crisis and Us - Canada Lutheran Magazine - ELCIC
You don’t need to be a meteorologist to realize that the global climate is in a state of crisis. Whether it’s wildfires in British Columbia and Australia, heatwaves in Europe, droughts and floods in Africa and hurricanes across the Caribbean, there is no shortage of weather-related emergencies happening with alarming frequency around the world. In fact, it seems they have become as regular a part of the news cycle as the COVID-19 pandemic, the economy, the box office haul of Hollywood blockbusters and the plight of your favourite sports team. “In the Christian faith, we are called to love one another...
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September – What is the Church?

“What is the Church?” was one of the first questions asked when we gathered with pastors and deacons from across...

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July – Taking Care of Necessary Business

The National Convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) met online, July 15–16, during three, three-hour sessions. The...

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July – Our Military Chaplains

LCdr Michael Macintyre would like to dispel a commonly-held misconception about military chaplains—they are NOT disciples of Father Mulcahy. While they...

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June – 2022 National Convention Preview

While we had hoped that we would be past the COVID pandemic, it seems it will continue to challenge us...

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A carbon neutrality initiative will be proposed to the ELCIC Assembly this summer. Which of the following best describe your own situation now?

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