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Embodying Hope in a Wounded World

By Erin Kerber | 0 comment | Categories: Indonesia, Malaysia Sabah, Papua New Guinea

Our world is deeply wounded. Conflict, climate crisis, secularism, and spiritual fatigue weigh heavily on communities everywhere. Yet in May 2025, leaders, theologians, and mission practitioners from across the globe gathered in Taiwan for the Lutheran World Federation’s Global Mission Consultation under the theme: “Embodying Hope: Renewing Mission in a Wounded World.” This was a […]

Translating Grace

By Berman Maeda Situmorang | 0 comment | Categories: Indonesia

In Indonesia, where churches gather in rice fields, city alleyways, and mountain villages, a quiet but powerful movement is growing. At the heart of it is a hunger, not for bread or water, but for a clear, faithful understanding of God’s Word. In response to that need, the National Committee of the Lutheran World Federation […]

Devastating earthquake hits Myanmar

0 comment | Categories: Myanmar

Nestled in the serene heart of Myanmar’s Shan State lies Inle Lake, a shimmering expanse of water renowned for its floating gardens, stilted villages, and the Intha fishermen who row with their legs. This breathtaking lake, surrounded by rolling hills and ancient pagodas, has long been a haven for both locals and travellers. Life around […]

Befriending Seniors Builds Community

By Rev Dr William Chang | 0 comment | Categories: Singapore

In 2022, St Luke’s ElderCare (SLEC) launched the Active Ageing Centre (AAC) programme and invited Yishun Christian Church (Lutheran) (YCCL) to join in this meaningful initiative. This national initiative aims to transform Active Ageing Centres into vibrant hubs that draw seniors out of their homes, helping them stay healthy and socially connected. The heart of […]

Mar 16 2025

The transforming dramatic power of a planted mustard seed

By Pastor Greg Schiller | 0 comment | Categories: Sermons/Devotions

Luke 13:18-19 Then Jesus asked, ‘What is the kingdom of God like? What shall I compare it to? It is like a mustard seed, which a man took and planted in his garden. It grew and became a tree, and the birds perched in its branches.’ I wonder what it was like for those first […]

Guided by gifts and the Spirit

By Sharna Steinert | 0 comment | Categories: Mission Workers

‘Where are you from?’ A child asked me. I had arrived in Mayoyao in the rice terrace region of the Philippines only the day before. ‘Australia,’ I replied. I chatted with a group of local children. I asked them to teach me some words in Mayoyao. They found it hilarious that I had trouble pronouncing […]

A Life of Adventure

By Rev Mark Schultz | 0 comment | Categories: Mission Workers

When you step into what Christ made you and onto the path he set before you, the joy is deep and the adventure real. In a sentence that describes the adventure of my life and my ministry. One big, long adventure where joy has been deep and the adventure real. I grew up in the […]

Hanna returns to PNG with God’s grace, wisdom and strength

0 comment | Categories: Mission Workers, Papua New Guinea

Hanna has been working in Papua New Guinea (PNG) as a Bible translation advisor since 2012 and since 2015 has worked with the Kope people of Gulf Province. In her last field term (mid 2019 to late 2023) she witnessed God at work through the following: dedicating the Gospel of Luke in the Kope language […]

Carrying out Jesus’ ministry in the Church

By Pastor Sanael Emoi | 0 comment | Categories: Papua New Guinea, Scholarships

I am Pastor Sanael Emoi. I am married to Faylin Tirit Emoi, and we have three daughters. Our first born is Lisa Dabingo Emoi, who is studying Information Technology at Datec Unitech in Lae city. Our second daughter is Jeanie Bingyamo Emoi, who is in grade 12 this year and our third daughter is Melyanie […]

Trusting relationships essential before sharing faith

By Bishop Boonmee Jarupong | 0 comment | Categories: Thailand

I grew up in the Buddhist faith. My journey was one of discovery and youthful rebellion, leading eventually to healing. My parents and grandparents were Buddhists. My father worked at the temple, studying the Pali language, and through him, I learned about religion and the concept of life after death. He was also a traditional […]

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