If you have a heart full of love for Christ, a passion for bringing Christ to the nations and unique God given gifts and skills ready to be used… Let’s go!
LLL Canada in partnership with Lutheran Church–Canada, is looking for someone who is ready to jump in, try things, and grow in faith and in skill! If you’ve been wondering how your talents fit into something bigger than yourself, this is your sign.
Work directly alongside the LCC Managing Director and LCC Director of Communications on real projects that matter: communications, design, donor resources, office management, podcasting, and more. Have a creative idea? Pitch it. We want to hear it!
This isn’t busywork. You’ll have ownership, flexibility, and the chance to see how your gifts serve the Church in Canada and beyond.
Please send your Cover Letter and Resume or questions to Lisa Jackson, LLLC Managing Director, at director@lll.ca and cc. Dr. Tashney, LCC Director of Communications, at communications@lutheranchurch.ca by May 1, 2026.
During the summer of 2025, LLL-C welcomed three interns with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and goals. Each brought something unique to our team. Our prayer is that their time with us will deepen their understanding of what it means to serve together in the mission of ‘Bringing Christ to the Nations!
A university student from Thorsby, AB, Anna has long-standing involvement in Vacation Bible School and mission service. She’ll be supporting LLLC’s communication and administrative work, helping to ensure our resources reach individuals and congregations across Canada.
A recent high school graduate from Richmond, BC, Luke is returning this summer to serve with LAMP and has a strong interest in youth ministry and digital outreach. He will assist both LLLC and LCC with resource promotion, youth engagement, and categorizing French-language resources to support wider accessibility and distribution.
A Master of Divinity student at Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary in St. Catharines, Tim brings experience in pastoral fieldwork, church leadership, and a background in civil engineering. He’ll support LCC Communications and LLLC in research and project planning.
Emily is our summer intern, working in partnership with Lutheran Church Canada. She is focusing on a special project that uses her video and interviewing skills to capture and share the incredible faith stories of our older generation. Her work is essential in passing on our faith from one generation to the next.
Emily is conveniently located nearby, which means we get the added joy of seeing her bright smile around the office regularly.
In addition to her primary project, Emily will be producing a follow-up video for our summer webinar series, English as a Second Language Conversation Circles. This video will provide additional educational resources to help learners on this important topic.
We are truly blessed to have Emily contributing her talents to both LCC and LLL-C this summer!
Gracie is a powerhouse when it comes to organization and execution. Her efforts have significantly advanced a project that is very close to our hearts by taking our Illuminated Catechism project to the next level.
Gracie has been actively connecting with churches and young people who have received the Illuminated Catechism from us over the last four years on behalf of our generous donors. She is gathering valuable information and assessing interest in providing these young Lutherans with mentors—guiding figures who can offer support and encouragement in their faith journey. Additionally, Gracie is on the lookout for experienced individuals willing to step into mentorship roles, sharing their wisdom and guidance.
We are incredibly grateful for the impactful work Gracie is doing!
Aashish has been a valuable addition to our team tackling the challenge of fund development for mission and ministry. During his interview, he expressed a strong interest in donor retention, which aligns perfectly with our focus on intergenerational mentorship and our current matching grant opportunity. Since joining us, Aashish has been diligently following up with donors and expressing our gratitude for their support. His thoughtful conversations have been both meaningful and encouraging.
In addition to his work with donor relations, Aashish has used his technical skills to assist Aleta in researching and organizing radio station data, helping us plot out possible gaps in coverage for The Lutheran Hour across Canada. His contributions have been instrumental in advancing this long-standing project!
Sophia volunteered to join us for a short-term project, where she played a crucial role in supporting Redeemer Lutheran Church’s Vacation Bible School in Sudbury, Ontario.
Throughout the project, Sophia was actively involved in brainstorming and preplanning. Her enthusiasm and willingness to assist wherever needed were invaluable during the hectic week of managing the children’s activities.
We have also connected Sophia with a Canadian Lutheran Service Organization that was needing support for compiling information and producing a newsletter for their donors.
Her love for Jesus and commitment to serving others are truly evident in her work!
