In Namibia, a community of the San people and the Lutheran church are prioritizing indigenous-led development approaches to counter cultural stereotyping and economic marginalization.

With its income-generating activities mostly grounded by the war in Gaza, the Palestinian Lutheran church extends small acts that keep hope alive, thanks to solidarity from the Lutheran communion.

A rural community on the Mentawai Islands can improve its economic prospects and access facilities with a new boat.

Delegates to the fourth Global Christian Forum gathering in Accra went on pilgrimage to the Cape Coast slave castle and shared stories of their faith journey, as they “discovered the gospel in dialogue with one another.”

On his first visit as LWF President, Bishop Henrik Stubkjær witnessed the multi-faceted work of the two largest churches in the global Lutheran communion

LWF Vice-President and head of the LWF German National Committee, Bishop Kristina Kühnbaum Schmidt, recently traveled to Rome for meetings with Ecumenical partners and the LWF member church in Italy.

With a message of hope and confirming God’s calling to serve churches and societies, the Leadership Conference of the Americas concluded.

During the Leadership Conference of the Americas, the regions’ women’s and youth networks presented their work priorities for the coming years.

Building relationships with people affected by inequality and finding solutions for transformative change in society is at the core of the European Diaconal Process. A recent webinar highlighted lessons learned.

Reflecting on the theme of the Leadership Conference of the Americas, participants have shared challenges and hopes prevailing in the regions.