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LWF DMD Director Panti Filibus Musa Accepts Call as Diocesan Bishop in Nigeria General Secretary Junge Grateful for Outstanding Leadership with Passion for the Church
Lutheran Diaconal Workers Define a Holistic Framework for Diakonia in Europe “Conviviality” Concept to Guide Approaches in Diverse Contexts
LWF Support to Households in Myanmar Strengthens Community Participation Committee for World Service Visits Projects, Approves Global Strategy
LWF Encourages Churches in India to Support Calls for Gender Justice Junge’s Open Letter Emphasizes Need to Break Silence over Violence against Women
First Trilateral Ecumenical Dialogue Begins Discussions on Baptism Lutherans, Mennonites and Catholics Meet in Rome
LWF Plays Prominent Role in UN Refugee Work UNHCR Gathers Religions and States to Dialogue on Faith and Protection
UN Dialogue on Faith and Protection Offers Concrete Suggestions LWF Requested to Participate in Drawing Up a Code of Conduct for Religious Leaders
2012 Christmas Greeting from the LWF President Call on LWF Churches to Continue Commitment to Refugees and Other Displaced People
LWF Offers Prayerful Support Following Shooting at Connecticut School Junge: “That God May Come as a Prince of Peace”
