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The Lutheran World Federation Develops New Visual Identity New Logo Is a Dynamic Expression of the Lutheran Communion
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![[Left to right] Rev. Dr Elieshi Mungure (LWF); Bishop Thomas J. Barnett, Ms Phyllis Brewah (Sierra Leone); and Rev. Dr Peter Bartimawus (Nigeria), during a sub-regional presentation at the ALCLC in Nairobi, Kenya. © LWF/Fredrick Nzwili](/sites/default/files/styles/card/public/2022-06/African_Leadership_Conference-big.jpg.webp?h=1a26a18f&itok=qxeKfeYh)
