The LWF Gender Justice Policy lays out a biblically-rooted framework for the Lutheran global communion of churches to take concrete steps to implem

Commemorations of the 500 years of Reformation normally highlight important actors, principally the male names of history: Martin Luther, Jean Calv

“Thinking It Over” is a pamphlet series of reflections on theological questions arising for churches of the Lutheran communion.

In March, 2008, a small ad hoc consultation of women was held in Geneva, under the auspices of the LWF Department for Theology and Studies, in coll

This interim report marks the completion of the first phase of the Study Process on Experiences of Women in the Ordained Ministry.

This publication is for both, men and women, who have been touched by Faith, kissed awake by hope and transformed by love.

The project “Women on the Move: From Wittenberg to Windhoek” (WMWW) celebrates the leadership and participation of women in the ongoing Reformation

Decided by the LWF Assembly gathered at Evian in 1970, the women desk at the LWF became operational in 1972.

Overview of DTPW publications including prices and ordering information.

Omatala is an Oshiwambo word for “marketplace”; for The Lutheran World Twelfth Assembly, the Omatala is a space for encounter, creativity