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Church advocacy still critical in Guyana’s poverty reduction efforts LWF Council: From "millenium" to "sustainable" development goals
LWF announces decision not to invest in fossil fuels Speaking up and acting for climate justice as people of faith
Council endorses proposal for a continued sustainable LWF Important step in addressing long-term challenges
LWF Councillors take strength from Hope Does Not Disappoint Meeting theme holds particular significance GENEVA, 23 June (LWI) - In the face of suffering, hope sustains and encourages.
LWF Council appoints new directors for Mission and Development and World Service departments Strengthening holistic mission and humanitarian response
Communion amidst diversity LWF Council agrees process for member church study of self-understanding document
Lutherans called to “robust moderation” to counter extremism and offer hope LWF President Younan’s address to 2015 Council meeting
Stronger engagement makes the Lutheran communion tangible General Secretary Junge’s report to Council
Persist in putting faith into action, Kanyoro urges Lutheran churches Violence against women is alarming, congregations can do more
Renewal of the Lutheran church in Africa must address today’s realities Nigerian Bishop Musa stresses need for critical reform in theological education, leadership, liturgy and worship
At the age of 102, Marangu 1955 delegate reminds African Lutherans of unity of purpose Marangu 1955 co-chair Emmanuel Abraham, 102: the importance of Marangu is that its aim was achieved
