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 Governance documents ELCIC: Constitution Administrative bylaws Model constitution for congregations Saskatchewan Synod: Synod Constitution 2016 Synod Bylaws - approved June 2018 Policies a...

2018 Feb  Meeting March Meeting March E-vote #1 April E-vote #2 2017 January 16   Meeting March  Meeting April 10-13 E-vote May 2-5 E-vote June Meeting Sept 6-11 E-vote October Meeting Nov 29-Dec 10 E-vote 2016 ...

When congregations and church-related organizations in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) set out in search of a rostered minister, the ELCIC provides direction and guidance in the form of a structured call process. The ELCIC directs each sy...

The following are available for ministry supply in our synod. Normally, diaconal ministers and seminary students are not available for services of holy communion. To be added or removed from this list – Please contact Sask Synod office at: 306-244-2474 or...

Question: Where does the church find pastors and diaconal ministers? Answer: In congregations—in small-sized, middle-sized and large-sized faith communities just like yours. It’s Your Call! It works like this. God calls leaders right from the mid...

We hold to the Reformation principle of the "priesthood of all believers." We hold that the church is the present day body of Christ sent to mediate the Gospel into a hurting, hungry world. The church acts as the priesthood of all believers as a community ...

The Lay Academy is a program of the four Western synods implemented as an educational arm of Lutheran Theological Seminary. The academy has two main purposes: 1. to equip and empower lay people for ministry in their daily life 2. to assist...

ELCIC Worship webpage The website states: The purpose for this website is to inspire, encourage, support and provide resources for creative, thoughtful and faithful worship in the Lutheran ecumenical tradition for liturgical and music planners and leaders...