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“A time of deep reflection” Bishop Jack Urame (ELCPNG) looks back on the Retreat of Newly Elected Leaders
“‘Lutheran’ stands for compassionate embrace and service” LWF General Secretary Martin Junge on his visit to the Lutheran Church in Australia and New Zealand
New approaches to proclaim the gospel in North Sumatra The Indonesian Christian Church (ICC) celebrates its 90th anniversary and launches new center for community development, diakonia and youth minist
Diaconal training and praxis sharing are paying off African and Asian church leaders assess effectiveness of capacity development
A year-long celebration of God’s reforming grace Lutherans in New Zealand commemorate 500 years of the Reformation
Palestinian Bishop Munib Younan receives Niwano Peace Prize Calls for robust moderation that rejects all forms of extremism
Cycling for the climate Young reformers in Indonesia use bicycles to inspire youth action on climate change
A safe childhood for boys and girls Women’s group in Jordan advocates against early marriage and child labor
