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Day 1 - Monday
21 July
A flag with
the Assembly logo, raised against the backdrop of a bright and sunny
mid-morning sky, marked the start of the opening day of the Lutheran
World Federation (LWF) Tenth Assembly.
In raising the flag, Winnipeg Deputy Mayor Lillian Thomas paid
tribute to Lutherans for their efforts to ensure social justice, peace
and charity as tenets of their faith. >
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The mayor of Winnipeg, Glen Murray,
unveiled a Canadian postage stamp with the Assembly logo, issued to
mark the LWF Tenth Assembly.
Vivian Albo,
Canadian Postal Corporation chairperson, remarked, “This is an
important event that will strengthen and enrich the Lutheran church
and our society. It is a wonderful stamp and a unique memento of this
important spiritual gathering.”
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Ceremony and color marked the
Opening
Eucharist of the LWF Tenth Assembly. The Lutheran worship service, which was held at the
Roman Catholic St Boniface
Cathedral, started with a dramatic procession from
the banks of the Red River, where almost 700 Assembly participants
had gathered for a service of affirmation of baptism.
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for the sermon by Evangelical Lutheran Church in
Canada (ELCIC)
National Bishop Raymond Schultz.
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information about St Boniface Cathedral.
A lively combination of music, drama, comedy and special effects
highlighted a presentation by the ELCIC to the LWF Tenth Assembly.
Entitled “The Host Church Presents Itself,” the show attempted to give
Assembly participants an impression of the role played by this small
Lutheran church in a vast and diverse nation.
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