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Breaking the silence about sexual violence Survivors of rape bring message of resilience and prevention to Geneva film screening event
Stepping up to lead the church in Ghana The president of the ELCG shares hopes and challenges of empowering a new generation of leaders in his country
A singing communion during Advent From 1-24 December LWF member churches share Advent and Christmas hymns
Cameroon: Caring for the climate, #WithRefugees LWF sustains long-term commitment to people and environment
16 Days: End violence against women & children Member Churches and Country Programs call for Awareness, Action, Accountability
Silence not an option against populism LWF President Musa and Vice-President Jackelén emphasize transformational leadership
International law and multilateral mechanisms must be respected and strengthened Serious concerns about US position on Israeli settlements Public Statement, 20 November 2019
Searching for treasures of Lutheran tradition Women doing theology ask: What does the gospel say about gender in the church today?
