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Lutheran Disability Services has expanded into the Barossa region, placing its first three tenants in a house in Barossa Village.

So much of life in the world involves trust. Sometimes we give it automatically, sometimes warily, sometimes never in a million years and sometimes we get burnt. 

Assistant Bishop for Mission Pastor Stephen Schultz and Encounter College Principal Kelvin Grivell are challenging their fellow colleagues in the race to the Walk My Way finish line this April. 

In January, 55 young people and 30 leaders gathered at Camp Kedron, Barmera, to explore what it means to be connected to God and connected to each other.

The 2019 Lutheran Women of SA-NT Retreat took place in January with the theme ‘Pass it On’. The retreat was the final event to take place in Graebner Hall at Australian Lutheran College.

Lutheran Community Care and Lutheran Disability Services are continuing to work towards becoming a merged organisation.

Mark 12:41-44 tells us the story of when Jesus was ‘people watching’ in the temple and he noticed someone who everyone else missed.

All congregations in the SA-NT District are invited to attend next year’s Growing Young Conference, an event that will address how churches can become more effective in their ministry to young people.

A group of volunteers from congregations in South Australia recently travelled to Broken Hill to assist the local Lutheran church.

There is confidence the newly formed Mallee Lutheran Parish will strengthen the mission of local congregations and open up new opportunities to show God’s love in the region.