Germany

Federal Republic of Germany
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Europe
Pröpstin Astrid Kleist, LWF Vice-President for Central and Western Europe. Photo: G2 Baraniak
Pröpstin Astrid Kleist, LWF Vice-President for Central and Western Europe. Photo: G2 Baraniak
Pröpstin Astrid Kleist, LWF Vice-President for Central and Western Europe. Photo: G2 Baraniak
Germany: “May the Assembly make hope leap within us”
news
17 Mar 2023
  • Communion
  • Churches
BftW Future Board
BftW Future Board
BftW Future Board
German church development agency: “We need young people to challenge us”
news
14 Mar 2023
  • Justice
  • Youth
Voting during the synod meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Northern Germany
Voting during the synod meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Northern Germany
Voting during the synod meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Northern Germany
German church makes groundbreaking decision on gender equality and youth participation
news
8 Mar 2023
  • Churches
  • Gender
Lay leaders at the 2019 seminar
Lay leaders at the 2019 seminar
Lay leaders at the 2019 seminar
Applications open for 2023 lay leaders seminar
news
10 Feb 2023
  • Churches
Participants of the Network for Gender Justice and Women’s Empowerment in Central and Western Europe
Participants of the Network for Gender Justice and Women’s Empowerment in Central and Western Europe
Participants of the Network for Gender Justice and Women’s Empowerment in Central and Western Europe
“Let trauma victims experience as much security as possible”
news
28 Nov 2022
  • Gender
LWF General Secretary Burghardt addressing the EMW Assembly
LWF General Secretary Burghardt addressing the EMW Assembly
LWF General Secretary Burghardt addressing the EMW Assembly
Listening to others: an essential element of mission
news
7 Oct 2022
  • Churches
Panel on the situation of minority churches in the Central and Western Europe region. (From left) Michael Martin (moderator), Andreas Wöhle (Protestant Church in the Netherlands), Anna Krauss (Lutheran Council of Great Britain), Renate Dienst (Federation of Evangelical-Lutheran Churches in Switzerland and in the Principality of Liechtenstein), Michael Chalupka (Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession in Austria), and Ulrich Rüsen-Weinhold (United Protestant Church of France). Photo: LWF/A. Weyermüller
Panel on the situation of minority churches in the Central and Western Europe region. (From left) Michael Martin (moderator), Andreas Wöhle (Protestant Church in the Netherlands), Anna Krauss (Lutheran Council of Great Britain), Renate Dienst (Federation of Evangelical-Lutheran Churches in Switzerland and in the Principality of Liechtenstein), Michael Chalupka (Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession in Austria), and Ulrich Rüsen-Weinhold (United Protestant Church of France). Photo: LWF/A. Weyermüller
Panel on the situation of minority churches in the Central and Western Europe region. (From left) Michael Martin (moderator), Andreas Wöhle (Protestant Church in the Netherlands), Anna Krauss (Lutheran Council of Great Britain), Renate Dienst (Federation of Evangelical-Lutheran Churches in Switzerland and in the Principality of Liechtenstein), Michael Chalupka (Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession in Austria), and Ulrich Rüsen-Weinhold (United Protestant Church of France). Photo: LWF/A. Weyermüller
European Churches called to be messengers of hope and reconciliation
news
12 Oct 2022
  • Communion
  • Churches
LWF General Secretary Anne Burghardt during her address at the celebrations of the 75th anniversary of the GNC/LWF. Photo: TSK/Paul-Philipp Braun
LWF General Secretary Anne Burghardt during her address at the celebrations of the 75th anniversary of the GNC/LWF. Photo: TSK/Paul-Philipp Braun
LWF General Secretary Anne Burghardt during her address at the celebrations of the 75th anniversary of the GNC/LWF. Photo: TSK/Paul-Philipp Braun
Germany: Contributing to the communion of churches
news
11 Oct 2022
500 years ago, during his stay at Wartburg Castle, Martin Luther translated the New Testament into German. Photo: Wim van 't Einde, Unsplash 
500 years ago, during his stay at Wartburg Castle, Martin Luther translated the New Testament into German. Photo: Wim van 't Einde, Unsplash 
500 years ago, during his stay at Wartburg Castle, Martin Luther translated the New Testament into German. Photo: Wim van 't Einde, Unsplash 
LWF Church Leadership Consultation for Central and Western Europe 
event
30 Sep 2022
  • Communion
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