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Image Re-forming Community Diakonia in Europe Evaluation and Commentary from the European Solidarity Group
Image Conviviality – Stories of diaconal life in diversity from LWF’s European regions / Book 4 Four storybooks show how the art and practice of living together is transforming churches’ approach to diakonia.
Image Conviviality – Stories of diaconal life in diversity from LWF’s European regions / Book 3 Four storybooks show how the art and practice of living together is transforming churches’ approach to diakonia.
