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LWF General Secretary Junge Affirms Commitment to Gender Justice Meeting with Executive Director of UN Women Mlambo-Ngcuka
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Theological Education as an Important Tool for Mission Annual Leadership Conference of the LWF Latin America and the Caribbean region
A Call for Solidarity with Human Rights Defenders in Guatemala Lutheran Church Leader Rev. José Pilar Álvarez Speaks on the Struggle to Protect People and Natural Resources
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LWF Member Churches in Africa Look Forward to the 2015 Marangu Jubilee Celebrations Marangu conference is key to unity, dignity and integrity
LWF Addresses Gender Justice at the Commission on the Status of Women Women in Church and Society participate in UN platform
Join the LWF on a Unique Visit to Nepal Trekking Expedition Offers Insights from Host Communities and Tibetan Refugees
Joint Catholic-Lutheran Study Document Recommended to Member Churches “From Conflict To Communion” Is Being Put into Practice
Israel-Palestine Peace Agreement Would Be a Sign of Hope to the World Lutheran Bishops Join US and Jerusalem Church Leaders Commending Secretary Kerry’s Peace Efforts
