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LWF General Secretary: “Don’t stop now!” LWF ready for a new and exciting chapter of ecumenical relations
“Cooperation is needed today, not isolation” LWF greetings to Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions
Keynote speaker at LWF Assembly awarded Nobel Peace Prize Recognition for efforts to end use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed conflict
Christians globally unite in call for eco-justice General Secretary Junge: “we need a faithful return to our deepest human identity”
Supporting women and girls in the struggle to end violence Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania offers new gender justice program
Lutherans concerned about Jewish nation-state law ELCJHL Bishop Azar: law excludes other religious groups
In the pulpit at 18 Eva Steinbach is the youngest lay preacher in the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hanover
“Cooperation is a strength and a powerful signal” Partnership welcomed between FBOs and UN on women’s rights
