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Image DMD Annual Report 2013 The 2013 report of the Department for Mission and Development gives an overview of support to churches through solidarity visits, advocacy efforts
Image Working Together: Christian-Muslim Humanitarian Partnerships Workshop This final report of the workshop Working Together: Christian-Muslim Humanitarian Partnerships contains the background to the LW
Image Give Us Today Our Daily Bread | Official Report of the LWF Eleventh Assembly Official report from the LWF Eleventh Assembly held from 20-27July 2010 in Stuttgart, Germany.
Image From Winnipeg to Stuttgart 2003 – 2010 | The Report of the General Secretary to the LWF Eleventh Assembly The report of the General Secretary to the Eleventh Assembly details activities from the Tenth Assembly in Winnipeg in 2003 up to the Eleventh Asse
