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USA seminarians reflect on global ecumenism and reconciliation Iowa’s Wartburg seminary students visit LWF Communion Office
Liberia’s Thursdays in Black campaign amplifies efforts to end gender-based violence Lutheran Bishop Seyenkulo sees “potential to change our world for the better”
A thriving church beside the devastation of war Hungarian church leader reflects on Advent among Christians in Northern Iraq
Participation of women and men is a theological issue Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saxony takes up message of Twelfth Assembly
A long tradition of training lay and ordained church workers Interview with Dr. Nikola Schmutzler, Lutheran pastor in Saxony
From silent humiliation to advocacy for social change LWF work with Nepal’s Haliya community targets women’s rights and education
LWF’s invitation to “Walk our Talk” and end violence against women and girls Program executive Rev. Judith VanOsdol talks about 16-days campaign and gender justice
European churches asked to counter populism by expressing God’s love LWF regional meeting discusses migrants, secularization and nationalism
New theological education workshop focuses on teaching for change African theologians explore teaching methods
Lutheran-Pentecostal dialogue reflects on proclaiming the gospel to the poor Third meeting focus: proclaiming the good news to the poor
Reformation Day a new public holiday in Germany “A day to promote tolerance among religions, confessions and worldviews”
