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Training and communication sessions
Training and communication sessions are set to continue, with the LCAQD hosting a new session on whistleblowing in light of recent updates.
Read moreLEQ Executive Director set to retire
After 25 years in Lutheran education, LEQ’s Executive Director Tanya Crooks is set to retire, with a new ED to be welcomed in Term 4.
Read moreA story of renewal
The Church is not defined by its buildings, but one constant is the gathering of God’s people around Word and Sacrament.
Read moreCasting the net… on Muni Day and beyond
Imagine a community of people who regard the contribution of past church servants as essential to their past, present and future.
Read moreSeason of Creation resources
Season of Creation (1 September-4 October) is a time for Christians to come together in prayer and action for God’s creation.
Read moreQueensland Lutheran Giving seeks board members
Queensland Lutheran Giving (QLG) is seeking up to five more board members, to assist in providing support to people in times of need.
Read moreLutheran Services steps out for Brisbane Walk My Way
Staff from Lutheran Services turned compassion into action, walking together with the wider community to raise funds for vulnerable children.
Read moreBethlehem and Woongoolba State School celebrate 150 years
What a wonderful day celebrating Bethlehem and Woongoolba State School’s 150th anniversary – from 1876-2026!
Read moreService, study and life on the SMP pathway
Australian Lutheran College has a diverse group of students who are on a pastoral ministry journey. One such student is Stefan Volejnik, who is currently enrolled in a Graduate Diploma of Divinity.
Read moreBook launched detailing history of St Peters
On Sunday 30 August 2026 a recently completed history book, From Resurrection to St Peters: a congregation’s journey 1960s–2026, was launched.
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