A new grant is available for SA-NT churches to apply for, which will help congregations complete external maintenance work on their properties.

Lutheran Community Care’s Kwatja Etatha Playgroup in Alice Springs will begin operating again this month after a successful fundraising appeal.

The LCA’s Department of Visual Arts is again displaying its own exhibition in the South Australian Living Artists Festival at St Stephen’s Lutheran Church, Adelaide, this year.

The boards of Lutheran Community Care (LCC) and Lutheran Disability Services (LDS) are exploring ways for the two organisations to work more closely together.

The Adelaide Show Outreach Ministry is asking congregations if they will consider a retiring offering, so the ministry can maintain its witness to those who attend the popular event in September.

It seems the world is becoming a more violent place. Then again, it always has been. Wherever people don’t get their own way or feel disenfranchised, violence is never far away.

Wakefield Street in Adelaide now hosts a new neighbourhood library at St Stephen’s Lutheran Church, where passersby can take free books that cater for a wide range of interests.

Building a supportive relationship and embracing joint ministry has had a positive impact on Port Lincoln’s Navigator College and Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church.

The annual state-wide Novo Camp for high school students was again held at Cornerstone College, Mount Barker, in April, with the theme of ‘Stand’.

A number of important decisions were made about the future of our church at the 48th SA-NT Convention of Synod, as delegates gathered at Tatachilla Lutheran College from May 4 to 6.