LWF’s Intergenerational Justice Policy Task Force meets in London to refine draft policy to promote meaningful participation across all generations in the Lutheran communion. Members of the LWF task force meeting in London this week to work on the final draft of the LWF Intergenerational Justice Policy. They are being hosted by the Council of Lutheran Churches in Great Britain. Photo: CLC Host churches welcome dialogue as members refine draft policy and resources (LWI) - The Lutheran World...

How to find ways of being church and bringing hope amid crises including the Ukraine conflict, an urgent climate crisis and a mental health pandemic: these were priorities addressed by European church leaders in a message from their Oxford Pre-Assembly. Participants at the European Pre-Assembly gather outside Mansfield College, Oxford where the 21 to 24 March meeting took place. Photo: LWF/A. Hillert (LWI) – Searching for “credible and transformative hope” in the midst of a war against...

(LWI) – Better care for the climate and more meaningful cooperation with young people in the churches. Those are the two key concerns that young people from across Europe are highlighting as they look forward to the Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Thirteenth Assembly in Poland in September. Meeting in Mansfield College, Oxford, in the context of the European Pre-Assembly, young delegates from the Western, Eastern and Nordic regions expressed their hopes that the next Assembly will put...