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November 22, 2020
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(August 8, 2020) ELCIC members encouraged to respond with prayers, financial support following devastation in Lebanon; donations made before August 24 will be matched
Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada’s (ELCIC) National Bishop Susan C. Johnson urges members to pray for all who have been affected by the recent devastation in Lebanon and to support relief efforts.
“We pray for all those impacted by the recent events in Lebanon,” says Bishop Johnson. “All those who have been injured, those who worry and wait for news of loved ones, for all who work to bring relief and aid. Supporting this appeal is a chance for us to show our love for our neighbour in a tangible way....
(Click on the title "Donations to Lebanon will be matched until August 24" above to read more)
(June 4, 2020) Earlier this week, National Bishop Susan Johnson, along with the Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada and the Moderator of the United Church of Canada, issued a letter to the churches regarding “the ongoing sin of racism in our communities.” We are including this document along with this letter so that as many people as possible may see it.
(Click on the Title: "Letter from the ELCIC Bishops..." (above) to read more)
(June 4, 2020) The events taking place across North America in response to the murder of George Floyd have given all of us a stark reminder of the ongoing sin of racism in our communities. Centuries of anger at injustice and anti-Black racism are literally bursting into flames as people stand for political and cultural change to address these deep-seated systems that work to oppress so many members of our communities. Coupled with the death of Ahmaud Arbery, the threat against Christian Cooper who was participating in a park activity so many of us take for granted, and so many other day to day activities, we are reminded of the horrendous consequences of anti-Black racism again and again, depriving people of their safety, their freedom and their lives.
(Click on the Title: "Letter from Bishop Susan..." (above) to read more)