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Image People of different faith traditions gather for a silent vigil in Glasgow, during the COP26 summit, to remember all those suffering from the impact of climate change. Photo: LWF/A. Hillert ZacTax Toolkit launched to help churches lobby for fair taxation Ecumenical organizations call for bold economic policies to end exploitation of people and planet (LWI) - Calls for a more just global taxation system were at the heart of the recent COP26 People’s Summit side event “…
Image EN Call for papers: Religious life and public space in Asia Call for submissions: Interfaith consultation, Hong Kong September 3-7
Image Flyer: The Church in the Public Space The LWF “Flyer: The Church in the Public Space” is a short summary of the LWF study document “The Church in the Public Space” It contains:
Image The Church in the Public Space. A Study Document of the Lutheran World Federation The LWF study document “The Church in the Public Space” is an invitation to LWF’s member churches to claim public engagement as a vital element of
Image Religious Plurality and the Public Space: Joint Christian-Muslim Theological Reflections Religious plurality is a vital element of many societies.