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Visit of Pope Francis to the Ecumenical Centre will strengthen quest for unity Recognition of WCC’s important work
Empowering young people to train LWF Peace Messengers New manual enables participants to conduct training in local context
Changing the media narrative on refugees Panel discussion on fair representation of refugees in news reporting
Tribute to Rev. Carlos Duarte, Pastor President of the Evangelical Church of the River Plate A committed and caring leader
Lund Cross placed in chapel of the Ecumenical Center Visual expression of journey towards shared Eucharist
Water without cost In New Year Message General Secretary Junge says churches are called to offer a life-giving witness
“By his bruises we are healed” LWF offers “Christ of Bojayá” to Pope Francis, symbolizing hope for unity and reconciliation
The Middle East and the world need peace, not more violence LWF urges US President Trump to refrain from recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and relocating the US embassy
Lutheran pastor Skupch is the first woman president of Argentine ecumenical body A forum that strives for unity and peace in a fragmented world
A pastoral ministry that empowers migrants Costa Rican church assists youth and women seeking work in Nicaragua
