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Over 5,000 Christians from Central and Eastern Europe in Wroclaw “Free in Christ” 25 Years after the Fall of the Iron Curtain
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Holy Land Lutheran Bishop Younan Pleads for an End to Revenge and Bloodshed LWF General Secretary Junge Urges Political Solution and Support for ELCJHL
LWF General Secretary Junge and Cardinal Koch Share their Views on Understanding of the Church Contributions to German Internet Project “2017 gemeinsam unterwegs”
