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Americas: Leadership conference opens in worship Church leaders gather under theme of ‘Embodying the Word’
Vocation, values and practice of transformative leadership Newly elected superintendents of Indonesia’s Protestant Christian Batak Church attend seminar on servant leadership
Building a network to support women in the church The new gender justice coordinators for Central and Eastern Europe reflect on priorities and challenges in their region
“Glimmer of hope” as CSW69 concludes in New York Commission on the Status of Women ends with the adoption of declaration calling for eradication of gender-based violence
Ethiopia: 25 years of women’s ordination EECMY Celebrates the 25th anniversary of women’s ordination to pastoral ministry
Rwanda: Building ‘skills and confidence, not dependency’ Lutheran church empowers women and youth to drive economic and church growth
Asian churches join LWF’s theology, gender justice and leadership training Online classes for first cohort of 25 participants
