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Lutheran-Orthodox Commission to celebrate Reformation anniversary Preparations towards final statement on ordained ministry/riesthood
50 Years of Shaping LWF’s Ecumenical Vision Junge: ‘Many Good Reasons to Celebrate’ Support from Strasbourg Institute
Rooting Gender Justice in Biblical, Theological and Local Contexts LWF WICAS Affirms Women’s Contribution to Inclusive Church in Asia
Christian Love and Dialogue Can Influence Middle East Crisis LWF President Younan’s Public Lecture in Beirut
Enhancing Faith-Based Cooperation for Religious Freedom and Expression LWF Moderates Side Event at UN Human Rights Council
Gains and Challenges for Churches, 20 Years after Beijing LWF Jointly Hosts Side Event at UN Commission on Status of Women
Celebrating the 500th Anniversary with "Women on the Move" WITTENBERG, Germany/GENEVA, 27 February 2015 (LWI) – At its first meeting, 22 - 25 February in Wittenberg, Germany, the LWF working group
Public Space Should Be a Just Place for All, Lutheran Theologians Agree LWF Study Group Outlines Framework for Two-Year Process
Global Study Process on Lutheran Engagement in Public Space Kicks Off Seeking Active Presence That Helps Overcome Polarization Locally and Globally
