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Marangu conference: Lutheran church unity in Africa strengthens advocacy for justice and peace General Secretary Junge encourages churches to build on Marangu uniqueness
Climbing to Kilimanjaro’s mountain top as stewards of God’s creation An opportunity to raise awareness about environmental destruction
Active Lutheran participation in Norway’s ecumenical life Ecumenical, advocacy and interfaith perspectives at LWF Europe gathering
Europe’s Lutherans pledge increased efforts to welcome refugees Governments urged to create safe passage corridors
Getting ready for an intergenerational dialogue on climate justice LWF European ‘Young Reformers’ explore questions of Lutheran identity
Perspectives on church witness in European society today Panelists at LWF European church gathering describe varying contexts
Czech Church advocates for a society that is more open to refugees Ruml Welcomes ‘First Step’ for Syrians, Expects More Intervention
Marangu at 60: Celebrating growing Lutheran solidarity in Africa Tanzanian church hosts historic Reformation preparation event
