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Image The Lutheran World Federation’s Commitments on the Ecumenical Way to Ecclesial Communion “There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to the one hope of your calling” (Eph 4:4)
Image Women on the Move This publication is for both, men and women, who have been touched by Faith, kissed awake by hope and transformed by love.
Image Advocacy Handbook This manual serves as a one building block towards creating a more just, peaceful, and reconciled world.
Image LWF World Service Report 2017 Annual Report of LWF World Service for the year 2017 Published by: LWF World Service
Image Transformative Readings of Sacred Scriptures: Christians and Muslims in Dialogue The essays included in this collection were first presented at an international Christian–Muslim conference in 2016, organized by The Lutheran Worl
Image Department for Mission and Development annual report 2015 The 2015 DMD Annual Report provides a glimpse of the many ways in which the Lutheran communion comes together to celebrate as individual member chu
Image Convivial Life Together – Bible Studies on Vocation, Dignity and Justice The eight Bible studies in this resource were produced by members of the group engaged in the process "Seeking Conviviality – Re-forming Community