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Churches invited to “pray for peace and freedom” in the run-up to EU elections German church offers sermon and liturgy
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Southern Africa youth resolve to address climate change and gender-based violence LUCSA youth discuss LWF’s priorities for youth
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Churches in South Sudan promote “three pillars of peace” LWF supports grassroots work toward dialogue and reconciliation
Sri Lanka: LWF condemns violence, urges religious leaders to promote peace LWF calls for protection of places of worship
Anglican-Lutheran Society explores spirituality and living in diversity More than three decades of promoting common witness
Public holiday on Good Friday abolished in Austria Lutherans say decision follows “economic interests” and “has broken a public promise”
