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(From left) LWF General Secretary Martin Junge, LWF President Bishop Dr Munib Younan, LWF National Committee in Indonesia Chairperson Bishop Langsung Sitorus and other member church representatives with a Luther Garden partner tree planted at the Ecumenical Center of the Council of Protestant Indonesian Churches in North Sumatra on 15 June 2014. Photo: LWF/C. Kästner

(From left) LWF General Secretary Martin Junge, LWF President Bishop Dr Munib Younan, LWF National Committee in Indonesia Chairperson Bishop Langsung Sitorus and other member church representatives with a Luther Garden partner tree planted at the Ecumenical Center of the Council of Protestant Indonesian Churches in North Sumatra on 15 June 2014. Photo: LWF/C. Kästner

“Let these trees grow as our communion is growing”

Indonesian member churches of The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) have planted partner trees for the ones in the Wittenberg Luther Garden at the Ecumenical Centre of the Council of Protestant Indonesian Churches in North Sumatra on 15 June 2014.…

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16 Jun 2014
Left to right: Dr Virgil László (ELCH), Canon Dick Lewis (ALS Secretary), Rev. Mária Szücs (ELCH), Rev. Helen Harding (Anglican) and Rev. György Aradi (ELCH) at the conference in Révfülöp. Photo: ELCH

Left to right: Dr Virgil László (ELCH), Canon Dick Lewis (ALS Secretary), Rev. Mária Szücs (ELCH), Rev. Helen Harding (Anglican) and Rev. György Aradi (ELCH) at the conference in Révfülöp. Photo: ELCH

International Anglican - Lutheran Conference in Hungary

By Dr Virgil László

The conference of the Anglican-Lutheran Society (ALS) took place between 12-16 September in Révfülöp, Hungary, with the title “‘Fear Not, Little Flock’: The Vocation of Minority Churches Today.” The Anglican-…

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02 Oct 2014
The island of Lampedusa has a so-called ships’ cemetery, where vessels used by migrants are dumped onshore waiting to be destroyed. Lampedusa is known in Italy for immigration because it is much closer to Africa than Italy or the rest of Europe. Yet, migrants are rarely seen on the streets of the island. Credit: Piervincenzo Canale (CC-BY)

The island of Lampedusa has a so-called ships’ cemetery, where vessels used by migrants are dumped onshore waiting to be destroyed. Lampedusa is known in Italy for immigration because it is much closer to Africa than Italy or the rest of Europe. Yet, migrants are rarely seen on the streets of the island. Credit: Piervincenzo Canale (CC-BY)

We must each put ourselves in those boats beside scared and helpless migrants

By Marta Spanger

The summer I was 13, I went sailing one sunny afternoon at a camp in upstate New York, US. My friend and I set out in a tiny sailboat, ready to pass the better part of the afternoon soaking up the sun and enjoying…

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28 Apr 2015

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