Diaconal workshop fosters collaboration and learning among Asian churches

(LWI) – Junus Ricardo Purba from the Indonesian Christian Lutheran Church (Gereja Kristen Lutheran Indonesia – GKLI), says his participation in a recent regional…

LWF joins LUCSA in expressing solidarity, calling for humanitarian aid  

(LWI) - Violence has erupted in Mozambique following contested elections in the country held on 9 October 2024. The situation has led to internal…

New coordinator and priorities for Women’s Network in Central Western Europe

(LWI) – The Women’s Network in Central Western Europe has elected a new regional coordinator for the coming three-year term. Helen Nagelhout (28), from the…

Pastors’ seminar studying Luther and building communion

(LWI) – “Year after year, we have seen pastors from around the world moved, challenged, inspired, unsettled, and transformed by a close reading of Luther’s original texts,” said Prof…

The intersection of faith language and human rights discourse was crucial during the drafting of the LWF Gender Justice Policy over a decade ago and it remains at the heart of the work to take forward that legacy today 

Over a decade on from the launch of LWF’s Gender Justice Policy, participants in a three-day consultation reaffirm the importance of keeping the communion’s advocacy work rooted in the liberating message of Lutheran theology.

At an online Advent celebration honoring graduates of the LWF scholarship program, participants were encouraged to “dare to hope” for new beginnings in today’s challenging world.