Lutheran Tract Mission

by Anne Hansen

Easter is a time when families usually get together and celebrate. Whether people are Christian or not, they usually eat hot cross buns sometime over Easter. Hot cross buns used to only appear in shops after Ash Wednesday, but now they appear in shops after Christmas.

by Anne Hansen

Have you ever wondered why a cross is used as a symbol of our beliefs? A cross stands central in our churches, stating the hope we have in Jesus our Saviour. How can the cross be a symbol of hope? Wasn’t it on the cross that Jesus died?

by Anne Hansen

Lutheran Tract Mission has many resources to help you understand the season of Lent and what Jesus has done for you. There is the Lenten devotional ‘Miraculous Jesus’ to help you get into a routine of devotions, as well as tracts describing Lent and how it can impact you as you journey to the cross.

by Anne Hansen

To help individuals, congregations, and school and aged-care communities to grow their understanding of the wondrous miracles of Jesus, Lutheran Tract Mission has prepared a free Lenten devotional entitled ‘Miraculous Jesus’.

by Anne Hansen

Lutheran Tract Mission (LTM) has many resources to help you get started on your journey to know God better.

by Anne Hansen

The beginning of the year signifies a fresh start. For children, it means the beginning of a new school year with new teachers, books, stationery, and maybe a new resolve to be top of the class.