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Liberia: Called to bring healing, even when times are tough Waking the Giant implementation strengthens church ministry in Liberia
Living together as a communion LWF General Secretary addresses church leaders of Central and Eastern Europe
Daring to trust – 30 years after the Peaceful Revolution in 1989 Interview with LWF Council member Bettina Westfeld
Churches in Central and Eastern Europe discuss Lutheran identity, diversity and pneumatology Leadership consultation offers opportunities to reflect on contexts, opportunities, and hopes
Lutherans in Rwanda celebrate Silver Jubilee LWF General Secretary Junge joins inauguration of new churches and theological seminary
LWF launches SDGs’ mapping for Liberia ‘Waking the Giant’ tool to help faith communities track contribution to sustainable development
Churches mark JDDJ anniversary on Reformation Day (LWI) - On 31 October, Reformation Day, churches around the world gather to celebrate their Lutheran heritage, many of them including ecumenical fr
