Nicole Graham from Biloela in central Queensland has had a desire to serve God as a missionary overseas for as long as she can remember. Having been exposed to this life by her parents, who have always travelled on mission work, she felt that God ...

Alternative Schoolies sounds oddly contradictory. ‘Schoolies’ itself seems to describe a behaviour considered by mainstream society as already alternative.  But there are a number of Year 12 students marking this significant transition in a very d...

Young Lutherans from across Australia and New Zealand gathered in Adelaide in October to wrestle with the issues facing our church’s service to young people. The LCA’s first National Youth Forum identified three key areas blocking the spread of th...

Adelaide’s Concordia College has opened a new way to teach its students about service, spirituality and cultural awareness using a uniquely Australian pastime—Aussie Rules Football (AFL). In early October, fourteen boys, two Concordia staff and on...

Many passionate musicians would love to live off their music. A life of writing and performing for loyal fans, cash flows from album sales, a bit of fame and influence too — it’s all part of the musician’s dream. Two Melbourne musicians are playin...

During first term Year 2 classes at Queensland’s Prince of Peace Lutheran College, Everton Hills, explored the big question 'What makes me a citizen of the world?' The adventure began in Australia and then lots of countries, including China, Germa...

Yirara College and Living Waters Lutheran School, both based in Alice Springs, were recently announced as the winners of the GenerationOne ‘Hands Across Australia’ song competition. GenerationOne is a not-for-profit organisation that works to incr...

Morgan Brookes, an education student from Adelaide, is the newest board member for Australian Lutheran World Service (ALWS). At 19 years of age and in her first year of a secondary teaching degree at Flinders University, Morgan has already travell...