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Reviving, rethinking, renewing faith Young Reformers in the United States bring youth voices to congregations
A safe childhood for boys and girls Women’s group in Jordan advocates against early marriage and child labor
World Refugee Day: Extend the hand of welcome Statement by LWF President Musa and General Secretary Junge
Empowering displaced communities in Central African Republic ‘More positive examples needed from the CAR’, says LWF team leader
Welcoming refugees: an opportunity to grow together LWF joins faith-based organizations calling for solidarity with forcibly displaced people
150 years of a grassroots-based revival movement Malagasy Lutheran Church starts year-long jubilee and Reformation anniversary
Reorienting ourselves – From Conflict to Communion LWF General Secretary Martin Junge maps out next steps in the Lutheran-Catholic dialogue
Ecumenical witness among persecuted Iraqis Hungarian church support for minorities and disadvantaged groups
“You got us started - we won’t stop now” LWF General Secretary thanks youth for leadership in addressing climate change
“Nurture mutual trust and confidence” Interview with Archbishop Dr. Musa Panti Filibus, newly elected President of The Lutheran World Federation
Great concern about the situation in Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo While Dr Denis Mukwege from the Democratic Republic of Congo was delivering his keynote speech to the Twelfth Assembly of the Lutheran World Federa
