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Cycling for climate justice: a pilgrimage for the planet Canadian Lutherans advocate for creation care
Americas: ‘Embodying the Word’ both a theme and a lived experience Lutheran church leaders compelled to transform realities of pain into hope
Americas: Burghardt says ‘churches should be messengers of tangible hope’ LWF general secretary addresses Leadership Conference of the Americas 2025
Americas: Leadership conference opens in worship Church leaders gather under theme of ‘Embodying the Word’
Recalling the legacy of Rev. Dr William G. Rusch LWF gives thanks for the work and witness of Rev. Dr William Rusch, pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Strengthening relations between Lutherans in the USA and Papua New Guinea Companion synods in the ELCA and ELCPNG reignite their relationships
Christmas message: shine like the star to lead others to Christ LWF President Henrik Stubkjær reflects on the symbolism of the star which leads the wise men to the stable in Bethlehem
