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 ...

When Ek Muntha was 18 years old, she rose from the grave. For three days she had lain there among the hollow-eyed dead, stripped bare, awaiting burial, while the pit was dug. On the third day she opened her eyes, struggled to her feet and wobbled ...

'It's like stepping into Acts! It's just like you'd imagine the first-century church to be.' The LCA Board for Mission's project officer, Glenice Hartwich, just back from a visit to Cambodia, has been amazed and inspired by the growth of the two-y...

The Board for Mission's Thailand mission team has tested the 'bigger is better' theory with its biggest-ever contingent: 19 people. They ranged in age from 14 to 66, and represented six Lutheran congregations and one congregation of another Christ...

Whether it was one year ago or 60 years ago, time spent in God’s mission in Papua New Guinea has made an incredible impact on the lives of people who served there. It has also created a lasting bond among them. On Sunday, 8 January, more than 60 f...

A tsunami-disrupted visit to Asian and Australian Lutheran churches by leaders of Japan’s tiny Kinki Evangelical Lutheran Church was finally able to go ahead in December, when Adelaide hosted the group for three 'days of discovery and grace'. Osa...

In mid October around 80 former missionaries to Papua New Guinea (PNG) and other supporters gathered for a weekend reunion and mission celebration at Trinity Lutheran Church, Pasadena, Adelaide. Visitors came from as far afield as Western Austral...

The Board for Mission is continuing to monitor the flood situation in Thailand and Cambodia, particularly as it affects the LCA's partner church and mission areas in those countries. The board has asked LCA members to pray for flood-affected peopl...

As the flood crisis in Thailand, including in its capital Bangkok, escalates, Lutherans across Australia and New Zealand have been urged to pray for the millions of people affected by the disaster. LCA Board for Mission Director Rev Neville Otto,...

Evidence of the hard work and generosity of Lutheran Women of Australia (LWA) was a highlight of the mid-triennium meeting of the recent LWA Council in Adelaide. Over the last twelve months LWA contributed almost $80,000 towards Board for Mission...