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Europe’s Lutheran leaders call for dignified refugee policy “Fences and walls are no way to shape a good life together for people”
Seeking a common Lutheran approach to Europe’s refugee crisis Nordic and Central Western Europe leaders in solidarity visit to Hungary
Reading the Bible with love and respect for different contexts Divergent conclusions “will always” be part of biblical interpretation
LWF welcomes new impulse towards sustainable development Rights-based approach, gender justice and accountability, key to ending poverty
Growing towards inclusive community in the Finnish church First Nordic translation of LWF Gender Justice Policy
French churches appeal for decisive action in Paris (LWI) - Alarmed by the impact of climate change on the environment and the most vulnerable people, French churches are urging decisive action from
A more just world includes care for refugees, migrants and asylum seekers German and global partner churches affirm “the way of justice”
Piazza Martin Lutero in Rome, a reminder to care for the poor An important ecumenical witness for Christians
Lutheran theologians study Paul’s letters for the contemporary church The power of the gospel in shaping Christian identity
Strengthening the vision and practice of transformative church leadership LWF induction program for new church leaders
