The Lord’s Work Continues – Uganda
The Lutheran Church of Uganda works to help the year 4 seminarians complete their classes
The Lutheran Synod of Mexico Appreciates Food Assistance
We were not really prepared to deal with this virus and everything in its wake when the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in Mexico earlier this year. Unfortunately, many people in our congregations were left without jobs. Others saw their wages reduced considerably. As shepherds, we have been able to share in the suffering of our congregants, while at the same time we have our own physical needs.
Inaugural class of the Livonia Lutheran Project
Livonia Lutheran Project Lifts Off
(OIM)—EURASIA successfully launched the Livonian Lutheran Project’s first online class
Impact and success stories despite the pandemic in P24 – Northwest Diocese
P24 director shares about his visit to the ELCK NW Diocese and reports on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic
Teaching and Learning in an Uncommon Time
Rev. Schumacher continues teaching his students from the USA through email instruction
Update on Mission Work in Ponce
August came and went in what seemed like the blink of an eye. We finished up our final hurricane prep as well as a few of our on-going summer projects. We received a new executive order that forced us in Ponce to go back to online services (we couldn’t meet the capacity requirements).
First Graduating Class from the CLETCO – Congo (ROC)
Students at the Central Africa Seminary – CLETCO completed their studies despite COVID-19 disruptions.
Parenting Workshop in Panama
In spite of the pandemic, Lutherans in Panama continue to reach out to those in their communities with the hope we have in Christ. On August 29, 2020, LCMS missionary, Rev. Arthur Rickman, in conjunction with Christ for all the Nations (CPTLN-Lutheran Hour Ministries in Latin America), had the opportunity to serve their neighbors with a workshop on family relationships.
Outreach with English Classes in Montreal
he quarantines and shutdowns aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19 have made ministry difficult this year. But the Lord uses for good even the evil effects of sin in the world - like viruses. Teaching English online, for instance, has turned into one of the great outreach opportunities of this time.
Food for the Hungry in Chile
During the past few months, the Confessional Lutheran Church of Chile has continued to reach out to local communities with the Gospel, despite the lockdowns. Worship services, devotions, catechism classes and Bible studies are shared online while in-person services are not permitted. Pastors maintain phone contact to encourage and assist members whenever possible.
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