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LWF publication on “Transformative Readings of Sacred Scriptures” available in German Joint Christian-Muslim study of sacred texts offers new insights to interfaith dialogue
LWF sends Eid greetings to Islamic Relief Worldwide General Secretary Junge gives thanks for growing collaboration as Faith-based organizations
COVID-19: Adopt an Economy of Life, urge global Christian organizations Coronavirus pandemic a prophetic moment
COVID-19: Faith based organizations call for immediate ceasefire Lutheran World Federation and Islamic Relief Worldwide appeal for peace to protect people from Coronavirus
COVID-19: United in prayer for humanity LWF joins Pope Francis and Grand Imam of Al-Azhar in call to global prayer on 14 May
Interfaith solidarity vital during unprecedented times LWF sends Ramadan greetings to Islamic Relief Worldwide
LWF marks World Interfaith Harmony Week Online resources and round table discussion highlight commitment to building ‘healthy interreligious relations’
