Who We Are We are a global communion of churches in the Lutheran tradition, living and working together for a just, peaceful, and reconciled world
Image A Shift in Jewish-Lutheran Relations? (Documentation 48) Jewish-Lutheran dialogue deals with fundamental issues pertaining to coexistence and relationships in light of Christian hostility toward the Jews.
Image LWF, ACT Alliance and WCC jointly call for a fair, ambitious agreement GENEVA, 26 November 2015 (LWI) - International humanitarian and development faith- based networks have urged governments preparing for nex
Image The Self-Understanding of the Lutheran Communion - A Study Document As the Lutheran communion makes the journey towards the Reformation Anniversary in 2017, the LWF wants to attest to what it means to be an ecclesia
Image Message from The Lutheran World Federation conference "Global Perspectives on the Reformation: Interactions between Theology, Politics and Economics" At the Lutheran World Federation’s Conference entitled, “Global Per
Image Climate activist Yeb Saño to reach Geneva November 3 Climate change activist Yeb Saño and other pilgrims will cross the Swiss border on November 3 as part of a 1500km pilgrimage from Rome to Paris dem
Image LWF Sunday 2015 Liturgy The LWF invites churches and congregations to make use of the draft order of worship prepared for LWF Sunday 2015 in services held on or around Ref
Image Department for Theology and Public Witness annual report 2014 his 2014 report of the Department for Theology and Public Witness looks at some of the theological implications of the LWF’s engagement in processe
Image Department for Mission and Development annual report 2014 This report provides an overview of the significant advocacy efforts, solidarity visits and project work carried out by the department in 2014
Image Religious Plurality and the Public Space: Joint Christian-Muslim Theological Reflections Religious plurality is a vital element of many societies.
Image Healing Memories: Reconciling in Christ. Report of the Lutheran—Mennonite International Study Commission This report is an excellent example of the ways in which international dialogues can build upon and continue efforts begun in local and regional se