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Augsburg 2030: LWF launches preparations for Fourteenth Assembly Historic Reformation city will be venue of LWF's Assembly, marking 500th anniversary of Augsburg Confession
Christians must make God’s unity and reconciliation visible LWF General Secretary Burghardt reflects on Christian unity at close of Sixth Faith and Order Conference in Egypt
Embodying hope: European Church Leadership Consultation Church leaders from across Europe gather in Riga to begin journey towards next LWF Assembly in Augsburg in 2030
LWF welcomes Pope Leo’s focus on unity and service Lutheran leaders meet with the first Augustinian pope and take part in Sunday Mass for the inauguration of his ministry
Slovenia: Witnessing to the gospel, serving society General Secretary concludes visit to Slovenia, meets local congregations and government officials
Strengthening faith and community: General Secretary visits Slovenia First day of visit includes vibrant worship, music and meetings with pastors and youth
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
Walking Together in Kakuma In a recent visit to the Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya, LWF General Secretary Rev. Dr.
