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Romania: Connecting theology, ecology, and personal faith Voices from the Communion: Rev. Dr. Elfriede Dörr
Jubilee for the Earth: New Rhythms, New Hope A webinar to introduce the theme of the 2020 Season of Creation
United States: Grave concern over racism and violence LWF General Secretary writes to ELCA Presiding bishop
COVID-19: Sharing the Gospel message in Senegal Young Lutheran entrepreneurs create media production group
Season of Creation 2020 Celebration Guide to inspire a "Jubilee for the Earth" Eco-theological worship resources and activities for the 2020 Season of Creation
COVID-19: Zimbabwe church expands awareness to border community Border town vulnerable to virus spread, rise in violence against women
LWF sends Eid greetings to Islamic Relief Worldwide General Secretary Junge gives thanks for growing collaboration as Faith-based organizations
LWF remembers Rev. Sven G. Oppegaard and a life dedicated to church unity Tribute to former LWF Assistant General Secretary for Ecumenical Affairs
