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Potential for knowledge sharing through member church projects LWF Committee underlines learning from good practices as it approves new projects
A shared commitment to the unity of the Church Lutheran Orthodox Commission concludes a meeting hosted by United Protestant Church of France
Strengthening lay leadership in the global communion From intergenerational dialogue to the church’s prophetic voice
Jerusalem: Hope and resilience despite challenges Holy Land Bishop Imad Haddad and LWF Representative Sieglinde Weinbrenner celebrate new graduates
Strengthen protection for vulnerable people on the move An LWF delegation at the International Migration Review Forum highlights urgent need to uphold human dignity
Venezuela: outreach program offers new model of ministry Going beyond church walls to reach people where they are
Peace Messengers: at the intersection of spirituality and social responsibility LWF training in South Africa offers youth new perspectives on peacebuilding, reconciliation and resistance to injustice
LWF welcomes Bishop Katia María Cortez, new leader of Nicaraguan church Bishop Katia María Cortez affirms service with commitment, “humility and hope”
