Welcome to Lutheran Church-Canada
Our Mission is to serve, strengthen, and equip congregations for bold, faithful, Christ-centred witness.
Our Vision is a unified, confessional body of believers fulfilling the Great Commission.
Truth
We value Scripture as the inerrant, written Word of God and the only rule and norm of faith and practice.
We Value Truth | Column by President Teuscher
Grace
We value Grace as the free and undeserved gift of God through Christ Jesus which empowers believers to show forgiveness and mercy to others.
We Value Grace | Column by President Teuscher
Unity
We value unity in doctrine, proclamation, and practice, as expressed in Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions.
We Value Unity | Column by President Teuscher
Vocation
We value each person’s unique God-given gifts, talents, and abilities, enabling them to witness Christ’s redeeming love in all aspects and stations of life.
We Value Vocation | Column by President Teuscher
Sanctity of Life
We value life as a gift of God to be cherished, nurtured, and protected from conception to natural death.
We Value Sanctity of Life | Column by President Teuscher
Trust
We value telling one another the truth in love, doing what we say we will do, and stewarding all ministry resources to the glory of God.
We Value Trust | Column by President Teuscher
Relationships
We value and respect one another as children of God, demonstrating love in all things because He first loved us.
We Value Relationships | Column by President Teuscher
Recent News via CanadianLutheran.ca
Why Do Pastors Enter Into the Ministry?
As some of our pastors retire, have you ever wondered what led any pastor into the pastoral ministry? Listen as some share their stories.
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Engaging with Young Adults: Information Session at Convention
National—One of the information sessions at convention was ‘Engaging with Young Adults’ led by Rev. Daniel Cunningham and Dcn. Samantha Neeb. In…
Lord, Leave Me Not When My Strength Fails
Lord, Leave Me Not When My Strength Fails 1. Lord, leave me not when my strength fails, As my hair greys and my flesh pales. Forsake me not when I can’t…
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Fifty Years of Ministry for Rev. Dombrosky
EDMONTON – At his confirmation in 1963, Rev. Ray Conant took young Garry Dombrosky aside to talk about his future. Rev. Conant’s words changed his…
New issue: The Canadian Lutheran
In this issue, we explore the relationship between Word and prayer.
- Rev. Dr. Richard Beinert explores the ancient Christian practice of lectio divina—that is, learning to read Scripture in a prayerful and contemplative way.
- Rev. Cameron Schnarr focuses on Martin Luther’s emphasis on prayer, meditation, and testing.
- President Timothy Teuscher reflects on what it means to live a life of repentance—not only in Lent but throughout the entire Christian life.
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