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LWF President Younan to Join Pope Francis in Prayer at the Vatican on Pentecost Sunday Calls on all Lutherans to Pray for Peace in the Middle East
“Fast for the Climate” to Launch International Campaign Press Conference in Paris in Front of French Parliament Building
Pope Francis Prayed at the Separation Wall LWF President Reflects on Pope Francis’ Visit to the Middle East
Hong Kong: Ecumenical Translation of the Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification “Show that Unity Exists”
African Lutheran Churches Condemn Widespread Violence by Armed Groups in the Region Faith Leaders Urged to Engage Communities in Dialogue for Peace
Joint Interreligious Declaration on Peace Building, Democracy and Development Christian and Muslim Leaders Sign at Dialogue Meeting in Tanzania
Joint Catholic-Lutheran Study Document Recommended to Member Churches “From Conflict To Communion” Is Being Put into Practice
Malaysia: Being Instruments of Peace and Service Interview with Rev. Philip Lok of the Lutheran Church in Malaysia
Freedom of Religion: Liberated From the “Embrace of Power” LWF Reflects on the Report by the Special Rapporteur to the UN Human Rights Council
Strengthening the Unity of Lutherans in Kazakhstan Bishop Novgorodov Reflects on Reaching Out to Remote Congregations in a Multi-Faith Context
Trilateral Dialogue discusses significance of baptism Prof. Peter Li brings perspectives from Hong Kong
