The LWF is a communion of 145 churches in 98 countries, bringing together more than 74 million members.

The message of the risen Christ should empower Christians to contend with forces and principalities “that stand in the way of true freedom, justice

The cross of crucifixion was chosen by early Christians as the symbol of their faith simply because of what it captured so precisely, writes the LW

In New Year Message General Secretary Junge says churches are called to offer a life-giving witness.

These excerpts from LWI 02/2016 summarize results from the 2015 statistical survey of Lutheran World Federation membership worldwide.

The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) and the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity (PCPCU) have issued a joint statement on Reformation D

A baseline assessment among LWF member churches carried forward in 2016 on the proportion of women in decision-making positions and in the ordained

Towards a Convivial Economy is a result of a further phase of sharing concepts and practices of conviviality – described as the art and practice of

In New Year Message General Secretary Junge invites churches to seek inspiration from Reformation anniversary.

The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) and The Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity (PCPCU), in cooperation with a group of noted theologi