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Churches mark JDDJ anniversary on Reformation Day (LWI) - On 31 October, Reformation Day, churches around the world gather to celebrate their Lutheran heritage, many of them including ecumenical fr
Augusta Victoria Hospital board calls for immediate solution to critical financial situation Critical financial situation puts patients at risk
Finnish church: an integral part of society Voices of the communion: Tapio Luoma, Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland
The church: Always local and always universal LWF consultation on Lutheran identities opens in Addis Ababa
Brazilian Lutheran pastor addresses Vatican Synod Ecumenical delegates discuss challenges of Amazon region
Following unrest and violence Lutherans in Chile issue call for peace with justice Urgent to address the root causes of inequality and violence
Mekane Yesus Seminary: preparing for a growing church The Mekane Yesus Seminary in Addis Ababa has a long tradition of theological education.
Sharing ecumenical expertise Ecumenical Institute in Strasbourg hosts first seminar on basics of ecumenism
