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LWF shares pain, prayers and solidarity over Las Vegas shooting General Secretary Junge writes to US Presiding Bishop Eaton
Creative interfaith training for a new generation LWF and Indonesian institute build on a dialogical model to affirm diversity
Equipping youth as interfaith messengers of peace LWF training in Jerusalem paves way for a global toolkit
A spotlight on growing violence against defenders of land rights in Colombia LWF-supported platform says environmental and civil society leaders are targeted
Order of worship for 2017 Reformation Sunday is available (LWI) – The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) invites churches and congregations to make use of an order of worship prepared for LWF Reformation Sund
“A time of deep reflection” Bishop Jack Urame (ELCPNG) looks back on the Retreat of Newly Elected Leaders
A setback in the fight for justice Lutherans in Guatemala protest expulsion of commissioner investigating impunity and corruption
“It felt like meeting the world – and my world got bigger with it!” Bishop Barbara Collins (ELCA) reflects on the Retreat of Newly Elected Leaders
Lutheran, Mennonite and Catholic team finalizes report on baptism Current phase of trilateral dialogue concludes
A deeper understanding of Lutheranism worldwide Retreat of Newly Elected Leaders in Geneva and Wittenberg
