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Theology and practical action to support Ukrainian refugees A visit to a Counselling Center for Ukrainian refugees in Vienna highlights need for churches to respond holistically to war and conflict
Churches reflect together on justice and peace in times of war LWF European member churches meet in Austria to discuss theological and practical responses to the war in Ukraine
Wittenberg: “Moved, challenged, inspired, unsettled, and transformed” Pastors’ seminar studying Luther and building communion
LWF mourns former President Bishop em. Christian Krause Former bishop of Brunswick died on 28 November
Burghardt: Faith communities have unique role in nurturing hope through dialogue At UN Forum, LWF General Secretary calls for collective action to address fear-driven hate and promote inclusivity
Lutherans and Orthodox meet to prepare next dialogue session Cyprus to host first plenary of 19th Session focused on synodality and primacy in Eastern and Western traditions
Europe: Strengthening women in church and society New coordinator and priorities for Women’s Network in Central Western Europe
New report: Good practices for climate justice advocacy Involving churches and country programs in “local to global action”
Liturgy and Lutheran identity: new LWF liturgical studies coordinator Rev. Allison Werner Hoenen reflects on her journey from Houston in the United States to Leipzig in Germany
