Deacons of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada
Deacons in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) are baptized and theologically trained persons who are called and ordained into a rostered ministry which gives particular attention to where the church intersects with the world. Deacons use their prophetic voice to boldly speak the needs of God’s world to the church and to faithfully work alongside all the baptized and people of goodwill to bring actions of God’s grace to those in need.
ELCIC Deacons have specialized areas of education, expertise and competency which are reflected in the diverse expressions of their ministry. Deacons value relationships, collaboration and community partnerships and serve as catalysts and initiators with others inside and outside the church.
ELCIC Deacons strive toward forming an intentional community, connecting in a variety of ways to support one another and participating in continuing education opportunities. As servant leaders, deacons model the service they encourage in others and equip the baptized to live out their own call to diakonia: to serve, advocate, work for social and climate justice, and bear witness to God’s love in the world.
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# **2022 Mondays in September:**
# **A DOTAC Study Series**
# **on the World Council of Churches document**
# **“Called to Transformation:**
# **Ecumenical Diakonia**
# On August 31-September 8, the World Council of Churches will meet in Karlsruhe, Germany. The important document “Called to Transformation: Ecumenical Diakonia” will be presented for discussion. DOTAC has decided to offer an on-line Zoom study group of the report. We have asked three presenters to begin each of our three sessions. All of them will attend the Assembly: Matthew Ross as WCC Staff and editor of the report, Marianne Uri Øverland as representative of DIAKONIA World Federation, and Hyuk Cho as a delegate of the United Church of Canada.
September 12: **Reverend Dr. Matthew Ross**
September 19**: Reverend Marianne Uri Øverland**
September 26: ** Reverend Dr. Hyuk Cho**
To register, send an email to teddodd@live.com
You will be sent a Zoom link closer to the time of the event.
All sessions will last just slightly over an hour and
begin at 1 pm Central Daylight Time.
(Check an on-line time zone converter for local times.)
I will be interested to be a part of this event.
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Here is an opportunity you may be interested in.LC† Wise Ones and Wisdom Seekers
Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays
July 22nd - August 29th
Who is Wisdom?
Throughout the biblical story, this dynamic figure seems to be both human and divine. She is a person we might meet and know, and the symbolic metaphor of all we yearn for. Wisdom embodies all that is good in the essence of how God made us, and she is also elusive, far wiser than we could ever be. In the Wisdom of Solomon, Wisdom becomes identified with Jesus and in other contexts she is associated with Creation.
Join us Fridays through Mondays every weekend from July 22 to August 29, as we delve into the identity and meaning of biblical Wisdom. Along the way we will also explore the wisdom figures of other cultures and traditions. This summer, let's search together for the wisdom that feeds our souls and stirs our hearts into mission. May the wisdom of the Holy Spirit guide us as we go.
(For those who are new to Lutherans Connect devotions, you can find them posted to the Lutherans Connect Facebook page and on Twitter starting July 22nd. Or, write to lutheransconnect@gmail.com and ask to be put on the email list.)
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How do we participate? I don’t see any way to connect, even in the Lutherans Connect page.
DOTAC holds a Monthly Prayer Gathering on the first day of every month. Members of the ecumenical and international diaconate join together in this reflective, holy time of shared conversation and prayer.
On even months (e.g. August, October, December) we meet at 5 pm Central Daylight Time; on odd months (e.g. September, November, January) we meet at noon pm Central Daylight Time.
Join us on Monday, August 1 at 5 pm Central Daylight Time.
Send an email to teddodd@live,com to be added to the list.
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