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Celebrating 50 years of women’s ordination in Estonia Tribute to Rev. Laine Villenthal and call for ongoing reformation
Celebrating 50 years of Lutheran-Catholic dialogue Commission on Unity to finalize draft report on Baptism and Growth in Communion
Ecumenical witness among persecuted Iraqis Hungarian church support for minorities and disadvantaged groups
Election of Vice-Presidents and Committee Chairs The newly elected Council of the Lutheran World Federation (LWF) met for the first time on 17 May in Windhoek, Namibia. The Council was electe
‘Out into the world, to give our fruits to others’ Young Lutheran Lydia Posselt delivers closing sermon for LWF’s Twelfth Assembly in Windhoek.
Called to turn outward with gratitude for service The Twelfth Assembly of The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) was a milestone opportunity to affirm the Lutheran communion as a shared gift and affir
Namibian musical extravaganza gets bishops dancing and worshippers swaying After 500th Reformation ceremony at Sam Nujoma Stadium Namibian churches present cultural performances
“Rethink economics to save a dying planet” “Renew our framework of thought, rethink our economics, and rephrase our common goal,” are the challenges of the 21st century said climate justice
