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The Lutheran Church of Australia SA-NT District exists to resource, encourage and focus its communities to grow in Christ and make him known to all people.
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✨🎉🙌 Happy Easter! Christ is risen!![]()
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🙏 Everliving God, let the resurrection of your Son fill us with hope and joy. May our lives and our gifts help to bring your new life to others. Amen.![]()
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⛪ If you're looking for a service to attend today you will be warmly welcomed by our churches. Find a list of services in your local area on our website: www.sant.lca.org.au
📰 Bishop Andrew Brook has shared the following message with The Advertiser:![]()
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"I haven’t enjoyed getting up in the dark in the last few weeks. I’m happy that daylight savings finishes on Easter morning. What’s more, the dark mornings set the scene for an increasingly dark world. There’s war in the Middle East, and many other places too. Closer to home, we’re grappling with skyrocketing fuel prices, and other cost of living issues. Sometimes it would be easier to pull up the covers back up and stay in bed.![]()
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It will be a brighter morning on Easter Sunday, and not just because daylight savings is over. Many Christians will get up early to attend a dawn Easter service. On Good Friday Jesus had died on the cross. It was a dark day for Jesus and his followers. Hope has been extinguished. But on the Sunday morning, Jesus’ followers heard the most amazing news, Jesus had risen from the dead, as he had promised. Through his death, Jesus had defeated violence and evil with suffering love and hope. The world had changed for good. In a murky, messy time like now, there is life, hope and a secure future through Jesus Christ, who lives forever. That’s good news, and I reckon it's worth getting up early for."
Holy Saturday reminds us of the hope that comes after despair. We wait in anticipation for the joy and promise of the resurrected Jesus.
