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Lutherans in Southern Africa join action to end gender-based violence LUCSA Executive Secretary shares her survivor story as South Africa declares a ‘national disaster’
16 Days: Communities must be part of the solution in combatting digital violence Webinar explores ways of responding to online abuse, threats, harassment and exclusion of women and girls
Defending Indigenous peoples’ rights and participation Global LWF consultation affirms long-standing engagement and shared commitments with Indigenous peoples
Augsburg 2030: LWF launches preparations for Fourteenth Assembly Historic Reformation city will be venue of LWF's Assembly, marking 500th anniversary of Augsburg Confession
16 hours of prayer to support 16 Days campaign LWF Youth lead global weekend prayer vigil advocating for action to prevent digital violence and promote online safety
LWF 2025 Advent calendar: Messages of Faith Daily messages of encouragement from across the Lutheran communion
Strengthening pathways to peace through faith-driven dialogue LWF’s focus on public theology highlighted at ecumenical gathering in Zimbabwe
16 Days of action to end all forms of digital violence ‘End digital violence against women and girls’ is the theme of this year’s 16 Days of Activism campaign
Strasbourg Institute hosts Lutheran Orthodox dialogue meeting Lutheran Orthodox Commission members hold preparatory meeting at Strasbourg’s Institute for Ecumenical Research
Faith leaders to G20: Stop ecological destruction, end debt crisis LWF and partners call on G20 leaders to prioritize people and the planet to create a fairer, climate-resilient world
COP30: LWF to highlight impact of faith-rooted climate action LWF delegation to UN climate conference seeks to promote evidence-based advocacy
Christians must make God’s unity and reconciliation visible LWF General Secretary Burghardt reflects on Christian unity at close of Sixth Faith and Order Conference in Egypt
