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“What have you done or failed to do for one of these?” Finnish archbishop speaks out against harsh humanitarian cutbacks
“Duty to protect refugees is not only a moral obligation” LWF General Secretary encourages efforts to address the current crises
Heading home inspired to act for climate justice WITTENBERG, Germany/GENEVA, 2 September 2015 – Many of the LWF member-church representatives at the ongoing young reformers’ workshop in Wittenberg
Animated series examining life of Martin Luther premieres WITTENBERG, Germany – 28 August, 2015 (LWI) - The first animated series about the life and work of Wittenberg’s Reformer, Martin Luther, has been s
Join young reformers in climate change prayer and fast LWF demands meaningful action at COP 21 climate conference
Tanzanian and Swedish church leadership give thanks for gift of communion Joint meeting produces statement promoting partnership
Youth must be as strongly rooted in the church as life-giving trees Indian young reformer plants historic tree at Wittenberg Luther Garden
Ongoing Lutheran reformation needs young people’s creativity LWF General Secretary Junge encourages youth to contribute new ideas
Youth should adopt Luther's "radical thinking, daring energy, rebellious inclination" Mwombeki’s keynote address to young reformers
LWF mourns the passing of Bishop Emeritus Niels Henrik Arendt Deep commitment to and passion for serving the church
