The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Guyana

You may use the information below to make contact with any member of the executive council.

Councillor	Address	Telephone No	Email Address
Rev. Sandra Kurtzious Pastoral duties of President assigned	Redeemer Parish 208 Sheriff Street, Georgetown	592-218-2071 (h) 592-691-0701 (c)	kurtzious@gmail.com
Ms. Jill Sullivan Vice President	208 Sheriff Street, Georgetown	592-618-0550 (c)	jillsul@yahoo.com
Ms. Elocia Smith Secretary	Calvary Parish	592-231-5284 (h) 592-610-4211 (c)	elocia_smith2000@yahoo.com
Mr. Michael D. Ram Treasurer	St. Andrew Parish – Chateau Margot, East Coast Demerara	592-220-4853 (h) 592-223-7938 (w) 592-600-5623 (c)	michael.ram@rfhl.com
Rev. Amanda Singh Councillor	Advent Parish – Bath Settlement, West Coast Berbice	592-232-3144 (o) 592-629-3875 (c)	Jonathansingh42@gmail.com
Rev. Christopher Wordsworth Councillor	Good Shepherd Parish – D’Edward Village, West Bank Berbice	592-327-5547 592-652-2004 (c )	chris.wordsworh@yahoo.com
Rev. James P. Jones Councillor	Calvary Parish – North Road, Bourda, Georgetown	227-7811 678-1886 (c )	jpjones529@aol.com
Mr. Wayne Bruce Councillor	Transfiguration Lutheran Church	612-6544 (c )	waynebruce918@gmail.com

ELCG Events

ELCG 75th Convention Bulletin - May 2018

ELCG 74th Convention Bulletin - May 2017

ELCG 73rd Convention Bulletin - May 2016

ELCG Plants Tree at Luther Gardens, Wittenberg
The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) has set a goal of planting 500 trees in the park and around the town to commemorate the anniversary of the Reformation, when on 31 October 1517 Martin Luther nailed his theses on the church door in Lutherstadt, Wittenberg. Churches of all denominations from all over the world are also invited to become "godparents" to one of the trees in Wittenberg and to plant a second tree in the area of their home Church. Read more ...

OUR LUTHERAN HERITAGE:- Poem by Thamesha Watson, Youth Leader St. Andrew Parish to mark ELCG's 270th anniversary

270^th Anniversary:
The year 2013 marked the 270th Anniversary Year of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Guyana, having been founded on 15th October 1743. To mark this anniversary event, the Church in collaboration with the Guyana Post Office Corporation, on 6th October 2013 issued commemorative postage stamps at a National Youth Service held at St. Andrew Lutheran Church. The stamps are of $80 and $20 denominations and bear the Church’s logo of the Cross, Bible and Swan, and are on sale at Post Offices.

On Wednesday 16th October 2013, a mass Church Assembly of members and guests converged at Lutheran Courts New Amsterdam, Berbice from 9:00 am for Divine Worship service, fellowship and special presentations from member Parishes.

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