2024

‘Here we are—Lutherans in the middle of the City, having Christmas for LGBT+ people.’ Rev. Maris Sants, LCiGB pastor of the Nordic Church in Liverpool, in one simple sentence summarises the joy of so many who attended the queer carol service at St. Mary-at-Hill Church on 12 December. The event

Join us for a Queer Carol Service on Thursday, 12th December at 6pm at St Mary-at-Hill Church, Lovat Lane, London EC3R 8EE. This special service will include a sermon by Pastor Maris Sants, music by the baroque collective Solomon’s Knot, and will be led by Pastor Meelis Süld and Pastor

The Council of Lutheran Churches (CLC) notes with sadness and concern the historic, heinous decades-long abuse that led to the resignation of Archbishop Justin Welby on Tuesday, as he took personal and institutional responsibility for failures in handling the case. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims of abuse.

On October 31, Lutherans around the world commemorate the anniversary of the Reformation. To mark this occasion, the Council of Lutheran Churches in Great Britain is organising a Reformation Day service with Eucharist on the 31st of October at 6pm. We invite all CLC Member Churches to join us in

The CLC’s safeguarding advisor Simon Bass from Church Safeguarding Consultancy will offer one session of in-depth safeguarding training this autumn. The training is for church leaders and those working with children, young people and adults and we can focus on the specific situation of the Lutheran churches. The date is:

From 10th-14th October, CLC is organising a trip to Wittenberg and the surrounding historic sites of the Reformation under the guidance of the local tour operator Christian Tours Europe.  Download the brochure: Brochure Lutherland Cost The registration is extended, the fee is 750 Euros per person in a double room or

Martin Modéus, Archbishop of Uppsala and Primate of the Church of Sweden, is visiting the UK. On Thursday evening, he was the guest of the Nikaean Club, which supports the ecumenical ministry of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby, expressed his gratitude for

The Lutheran World Federation and the Orthodox Church have issued a joint statement on the Filioque clause in the Nicene Creed, which could have impact on relations between churches in the Eastern and Western traditions. We learn more about our new General Secretary through a conversation between him and the