Thailand: Building trust and respect in interfaith relations
Asian churches join LWF’s theology, gender justice and leadership training
Central and Western Africa: Churches in LWF sub-region set for a fresh start
Peru: Strengthening leadership for a sustainable church and community
Statement: LWF condemns attacks against medical facilities in Gaza
Gender justice: a theological and moral imperative by Ms Phiona Uwase
Burghardt: Faith communities have unique role in nurturing hope through dialogue
Child cancer patient from Gaza dies at AVH, separated from family
LWF pushes for ambitious goals, just solutions, as COP29 draws toward a close
This Advent, join The Lutheran World Federation on a journey of joy and hope. From December 1–24, LWF’s Advent Calendar will feature daily video messages from global voices, sharing theological reflections and personal stories on what joy means in their contexts. Visit LWF’s Advent Calendar to participate, and read more about the project here.
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COP29: Church leaders amplify call to protect ecosystems, livelihoods and future generations
COP29: Building hope for a climate just future | Event updates
16 Days: Unite to end violence against women and girls | Event updates
Lutherans and Orthodox meet to prepare next dialogue session
A tool for faith-based contribution to gender just climate policies
As wars in the Holy Land and Ukraine continue, Lutheran Disaster Response (LDR) is providing vital aid to refugees and vulnerable communities through partnerships with local and global organizations. From creating safe spaces for people with intellectual disabilities in the West Bank to converting bomb shelters into schools in Ukraine, LDR is bringing hope and healing in the midst of conflict. Read more in Living Lutheran and learn how your support can make a difference at elca.org/ldr.
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LWF at COP29: strengthening the climate justice call for the most vulnerable people | Event updates
Church leaders call on G20 to halt growing inequality, ramp up climate action
Empowered for change: new graduates of theology, gender justice and leadership program
A vision for inclusive, justice-oriented, and responsive theological education
Reformation Day: Celebrating diverse traditions of Lutheran identity
LWF highlights education challenges for refugee children at African Commission
Liturgy and Lutheran identity: new LWF liturgical studies coordinator
Diaconal actors in Asia showcase local solution-driven best practices
A historic moment: synodality in action by Rev. Prof. Dr Dirk Lange
Augusta Victoria Hospital in East Jerusalem has received $20 million from USAID, enabling it to sustain vital cancer and kidney care for Palestinians. As the sole specialized healthcare provider in the region, AVH faces financial challenges but continues serving over 5 million people with international support. In light of recent escalations, AVH seeks additional donations to help accommodate patients and staff from Gaza and the West Bank and to secure medical supplies for those impacted by ongoing conflicts. This collaboration exemplifies the power of partnership in sustaining life-saving care. Read the full article at Lutheran World Federation.
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