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“The wisdom of God woven into the fabric of creation” Ecumenical partners launch photo exhibition on the Bible and biodiversity in New York and Geneva
The role of healing in the life of the church Lutheran-Pentecostal dialogue commission in Madagascar for 2019 meeting
Peace begins by disarming hearts and hands LWF General Secretary at Sant’Egidio meeting calls on religious communities to join forces to combat hate speech
A liturgy to share what “unites us” LWF and Catholic Church leaders invite churches to mark JDDJ 20th anniversary
Polish church joins faith groups for peace conference Religious leaders debate democracy and role of religions in the public space
Hope, support and comfort amid the crisis Interview with Rev. Gerardo Hands, Pastor President of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Venezuela
Being “a church for others” 2019 Retreat of Newly Elected Leaders shows similar joys and challenges in Lutheran churches worldwide
Colombian church leaders urge former combatants to ‘follow path of peace’ Statement from IELCO calls on all parties to uphold peace agreement
