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LWF President Musa: The church needs 21st century "shepherds" Unity a key topic at Tanzanian church assembly, Presiding Bishop Fredrick Shoo re-elected
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LWF and partners observe International Youth Day Youth “effectively contributing to the revival of churches and communities”
A “visionary and prophetic stand” to welcome the stranger LWF welcomes ELCA declaration as a sanctuary church
Call for bold witness amid withdrawal and fragmentation LWF President Musa addresses ELCA Churchwide Assembly
Interfaith network to counter human trafficking launched in Nigeria LWF President Musa: “human beings are not for sale”
Bright future for the church in Iceland Working with youth, serving the world, from the northernmost corner of the Lutheran communion
