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Strasbourg Institute director Dieter to receive 2017 Ratzinger Prize Recognition for contribution to Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification
The ‘Reformer Today’ is about the church’s future Norwegian youth inspire reflections about ongoing reformation
“Education is light, ignorance is darkness” Refugees speak about the importance of education for girls
Integrity, the hallmark of a prophetic church leader LWF President Archbishop Musa speaks at African region workshop on gender and child rights
With passion for the gospel and discipleship Interview with Ethiopian church leader Yonas Yigezu Dibisa
A global journey of commemoration LWF broadcasts a live-stream of worship services from its seven regions on Reformation Day
Theological education for ‘the times in which we live’ Interview with Nicaraguan pastor Cortez Cristalles
Ministerial formation is the backbone of church life Interview with Indian church leader Michael Benhur
The first female constructor in Rwamwanja LWF provides education and job opportunities to Congolese refugees
