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Importance of Gender Justice Discussed at LWF Conferences Theologians and Development Workers Underline Women’s Contribution
Conference Proposes Platform for Global Development Cooperation Religion and Development Belong Together
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Interpretation of Holy Scripture Impacts Definition of Development LWF-Mission Eine Welt Conference: Faith Is Closely Linked to Struggle for Justice
Tanzania’s Lutheran Bishops Urge Peaceful Response to Church Burnings LWF General Secretary Encourages Faithful Witness amid Tensions
