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Women in Ordained Ministry Reflect God’s Call Interview with LWF General Secretary on International Women’s Day
Religions in the Public Space: A Contested Terrain Christian and Muslim Scholars Strive for a Definition of Secularity
Joint Theological Reflection Creates Shared Space First Cooperation between the LWF and a University Institute for Islamic Theology
Women Doing Theology in Central Eastern Europe LWF WICAS Meeting Affirms Past and Present Contribution of Women in the Church
Lutheran Leaders Affirm ‘Distinctive Marks of the Church’ as Basis for Equal Participation LWF Workshop on Religion and Development
Lutherans Launch Institute to Promote Sustainability of Churches in Latin America and Caribbean LWF Collaborates with Churches to Develop Curriculum
People of Faith for People in Need Christian – Muslim Humanitarian Partnership Workshop Endorses Closer Cooperation
Joint Lutheran-Catholic Publication on Reformation Launched Cardinal Koch: Keynote Address to LWF Council
Lutherans and Roman Catholics Jointly Tell the Reformation Story Dialogue Commission to Publish “From Conflict to Communion”
