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With passion on the journey from conflict to communion LWF leaders meet with Pope Francis in the Vatican, look ahead to 500th anniversary of Augsburg Confession
Vatican visit to mark next step from conflict to communion LWF delegation to meet Pope Francis and extend agreement on closer cooperation with Caritas Internationalis
Being Lutheran: Priesthood of all baptized Fifth Lutheran identity webinar explores impact of ‘democratization of the Spirit’ in India’s multifaith context
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A liturgy to share what “unites us” LWF and Catholic Church leaders invite churches to mark JDDJ 20th anniversary
From the underground to the middle of society LWF General Secretary encourages church in Kazakhstan to witness in the public space
Deeply Committed to Christian unity A new LWF publication spells out six ecumenical commitments in relations with other churches
