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Being Lutheran: Priesthood of all baptized Fifth Lutheran identity webinar explores impact of ‘democratization of the Spirit’ in India’s multifaith context
Online Reformation Day prayer engages Lutherans worldwide LWF youth reflect on need for ongoing reformation, unity in baptism
Appeal for peace in Cameroon after school attack LWF General Secretary calls for reconciliation after killing of children in Cameroon’s conflict-ridden western region
"People on the Move: Creating Convivial Theology” European diaconal actors assess church response to diversity
Between faith and fake news LWF webinar on “Truth-Telling and Resisting ‘Disinfodemic’” discusses media literacy in the church
LWF youth to lead online Reformation day prayer “‘One Body, One Spirit, One Hope’ Reformation Day Global Prayer”
COVID-19: LWF launches second phase of Rapid Response Fund 65 church projects in 40 countries in the first phase
“Durable and peaceful solutions” needed for displaced Rohingya LWF World Service director Maria Immonen reflects on the situation in Myanmar and Bangladesh
Jordan: Giving hope to a “lost generation” LWF concludes education project which supports schools and communities
COVID-19: DRC church keeps students and their families protected LWF Rapid Response Fund supports provision of face masks and sanitation items in schools
