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Liberia - Thursdays in Black 2018 - 10 — Rev. Janice Fajue Gonoe, Director of the Lutheran Church in Liberia HIV and AIDS program and Bishop Dr Jensen Seyenkulo of the Lutheran Church in Liberia await the start of the Thursdays in Black launch program. Photo: LCL/ Linda Johnson Seyenkulo

Women and Gender studies

We work to achieve gender justice and women’s empowerment at all levels of church and society

Members of the International Lutheran-Orthodox Joint Theological Commission at work in the Patriarchal monastery of St George in the old city of Cairo, Egypt. Photo: George Adib

Lutheran-Orthodox Common Statement on the Filioque

The LWF and the Orthodox Church have issued a joint statement on the Filioque clause in the Nicene Creed, which could have impact on relations between churches in the Eastern and Western traditions.

Managing a forest in Cameroon

LWF Chad Program Coordinator Mathieu Idjawo talks about the recent visit to a community close to the border between Cameroon and Chad, and the challenges of reforestation

A session of the Committee for Communion Relations during the June 2024 LWF Council meeting at Chavannes-de-Bogis near Geneva, Switzerland. Photo: LWF/Albin Hillert

New task force on mutual responsibility in the LWF communion

A new task force will seek to define how the shared commitments of the LWF can be embodied by member churches.

A returnee with the LWF’s Symbols of Hope program in Nigeria shares her story of surviving human trafficking. Photo: GNC/Thomas Lohnes

Working to end the scourge of human trafficking

Churches and faith-based organizations play a key role in educating congregations and supporting survivors in the struggle to end this billion-dollar trade in human beings.

Participants in the 2022 Peace Messengers training in Geneva — Scholarship holders also participate in different LWF events. In this photo, a group of participants in the 2022 Peace Messengers training in Geneva, Switzerland. Photo: LWF/S. Sullivan

Webinar: Launch of LWF scholarships alumni

Toward a new network and resource group for theological and diaconal engagement

More than 4,000 women and men have been trained in theology and diakonia related fields through the LWF Scholarship program since it began in the 1950s.

The inaugural alumni meeting aims to facilitate the establishment of a new network that will serve as resource group for theological, diakonia and development work in the Lutheran communion, and provide support to the current students.

In addition, former scholarship recipients can connect and receive information related to LWF’s activities. 

The webinar will be held in English; interpretation to/from French and Spanish is available.