This week, staff and students at Cornerstone College in Mount Barker joined Christian congregations and schools worldwide to celebrate Lent.

On 4 March 2025, Lutheran Homes Barossa celebrated the grand opening of its new men’s shed. Thanks to the dedication of volunteers, the space has become a place to explore creativity, feel connected and work on community projects.

District Church Council has provided some additional resources in 2025 to increase the staff who will focus on equipping our people for mission.

The Portuguese explorer Pedro Ferdinand de Quiros set out to discover what many people of his day thought was a landmass that must exist in the southern hemisphere to counterbalance… Read more

Child Safety Standards Action Plans Round 2 are due to be submitted to the Churchwide Office by 31 March 2025.  The Child Safety Standards online portal is now live and… Read more

On Sunday afternoon, 22 December 2024, St Mary’s Star of the Sea Cathedral in Darwin hosted a moving commemoration service for the 50th anniversary of Cyclone Tracy.

There was a happy buzz of voices as over 150 women met at Zion Church Glynde on 18 May 2024 for the 57th Annual Convention of Lutheran Women of Australia SA–NT (LWA SA–NT) with the theme ‘No Longer Strangers’ (Ephesians 2:19).

Sunday, 28 April 2024, was the cause for celebration at Renmark Paringa Lutheran Church in South Australia when Yaohan, also known to the congregation as Carol, was baptised at the morning service.

The recent Aged Care and Community Services Conference was a great opportunity for members of Lutheran care agencies to gather and share news from within our entities and the sector, along with some real-life stories.

Nairne Redeemer Lutheran congregation celebrated Harvest Thanksgiving with the Nairne Uniting congregation earlier this year.