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‘I’m a Christian. I shouldn’t be stressed because I should be able to give that to God.’ When Anna Doecke hit burnout, she courageously reached out for help.
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‘I’m a Christian. I shouldn’t be stressed because I should be able to give that to God.’ When Anna Doecke hit burnout, she courageously reached out for help.
When Tom Krahling was about 12 or 13, he began to wonder whether God wanted him to become a pastor. His own pastor gave him some surprising advice. ‘He told me to be like Jonah and that if God wanted me to do it, he’d send a big fish.’
Principal of Australian Lutheran College James Winderlich says there are two guiding principles for the college’s new direction: its identity deeply embedded in the history and life of the LCANZ, and the need to embrace and respond to the diverse needs of a 21st century learning church.
Dr Lois Zweck has a passion for history and a rare gift for languages – both of which mean many mysteries of Australian Lutheran history have been deciphered and can be understood and preserved. Her talents have also taken her from small-town SA all the way to the Vatican.
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We all know racism is a sin, even though we’d like to think it’s one we’re not guilty of. But do we always think, speak and act in love and without prejudice towards people whose race or ethnic background is different from ours? We asked Craig Heidenreich, the LCANZ’s Cross-Cultural Ministry Manager, to explore this complex topic.
Long-time Lutheran Archives volunteer researcher Dr Lois Zweck and Rob Krause, who has served the church as a volunteer at congregational, district and churchwide levels for more than 60 years, are among LCANZ members honoured in the Australia Day 2022 Honours list.
One of the first wood carvings Albert Noll ever created was a carved wooden message: ‘Blessed by the grace of God’. The sawn message has not only remained a favourite carving, but its creation instilled in him a passion for this new hobby.
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