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First steps toward a policy on intergenerational justice LWF task force members lay groundwork at inaugural meeting
Indonesia: A milestone for inclusivity and empowerment KN-LWF Indonesia launches the learning hub “Silent Coffee – A Cup of Hope”
Africa: First leadership seminar for general secretaries Strengthening communion relations, governance responsibilities and collaboration
Care for creation: Sowing the path to COP30 Climate Justice Forum in Latin America and the Caribbean launched a tree-planting campaign
Ethiopia: LWF solidarity with victims of violence In wake of attacks, General Secretary Burghardt says churches are sacred spaces that must be honored and protected
Palestine: Gender equality is a core part of our faith In this Voices from the Communion, Ranan Issa from Jerusalem talks about her work to strengthen women’s rights
LUCSA: Strengthening leadership for a transformative church Bishops Conference strengthens collaboration
Former LWF General Secretary Junge receives St Erik award Church of Sweden honors Martin Junge’s leadership in ecumenical relations, gender justice and church engagement in public space
