The LWF is a global communion of 148 churches in the Lutheran tradition, representing over 75.5 million Christians in 99 countries
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- Communicating faith through radio and podcasts 16 August 2022
- Porvoo: Lutherans, Anglicans growing in common faith 12 August 2022
- Colombia: "God shows no favoritism among people” 12 August 2022
- United States: LWF’s gratitude for ELCA’s witness and encouragement to seek unity 11 August 2022
- AVH: funds allow hospital to continue life-saving work 11 August 2022
- Bangladesh: Living in displacement, the life of a Rohingya family 9 August 2022
- Walking a new path together towards Christian unity 5 August 2022
- LAC: Member churches advocating for climate justice together 4 August 2022
- Assembly: Creating a space for joint reflection and shared vision 2 August 2022
- Guidelines for ministry in a multi-religious world 1 August 2022
- Strasbourg Ecumenical Institute to host online course 28 July 2022
- India: “Being connected with other youth has enriched me” 28 July 2022
- 2022 International Youth Day Prayer Service 28 July 2022
- Ecumenical witness to plight of Mediterranean migrants 27 July 2022
- The Assembly is an invitation to reflect on contextual realities and theological heritage 26 July 2022
- South Sudan: expanding education for children with disabilities 26 July 2022
- In communion we are stronger 25 July 2022
- Slovak church highlights Ukraine response at EU 25 July 2022
- Bishop July: Promoting unity, building bridges 22 July 2022
- Mexico: New book explores biblical migration stories 21 July 2022
- Building a strategic advocacy roadmap for climate justice 21 July 2022
- Open call: Stewards Program for LWF Thirteenth Assembly 21 July 2022
- LWF invites young people to join Thirteenth Assembly as stewards 21 July 2022
- 2023 Call for LWF Scholarship Applications 20 July 2022
- Human rights council: protecting the safety and security of vulnerable groups 19 July 2022
- Jerusalem: US President Biden visits Augusta Victoria Hospital 15 July 2022
- Sweden: Reformation, reconciliation, and gender justice 15 July 2022
- Season of Creation: 2022 Celebration Guide 14 July 2022
- Challenging the ‘Mushroom Man’ economic model 14 July 2022
- Global Young Reformers: “How do we welcome the stranger?” 13 July 2022
- GEM School: learning to advocate for economic justice 12 July 2022
- Solidarity with Nordic nations hit by a spate of attacks 12 July 2022
- Church communicators talk audio 12 July 2022
- Lay leadership: Strengthening the priesthood of all believers 12 July 2022
- Pre-Assembly: Youth 11 July 2022
- Pre-Assembly: Women 11 July 2022
- Pre-Assembly: Europe 8 July 2022
- Pre-Assembly: Latin America, the Caribbean and North America 8 July 2022
- Pre-Assembly: Africa 8 July 2022
- Pre-Assembly: Asia 8 July 2022
- Thirteenth LWF Assembly 8 July 2022
- Jordan: “Bethany Beyond the Jordan” a place of peace 8 July 2022
- Colombia and Venezuela: a refugee’s incredible journey home 7 July 2022
- Africa: Churches name strong theological identity, peace, and justice as key concerns 6 July 2022
- Africa: Churches resolve to address “abusive nature” of misleading theologies 5 July 2022
- COP27: Call to nominate young people for LWF delegation 4 July 2022
- Ecumenical GEM School 4 July 2022
- Bolivia: “Inclusion is a teaching of our Lord that the Aymara, Quechua people have always lived” 1 July 2022
- Ukraine: LWF team visits towns north of Kyiv 30 June 2022
- Africa: The Lutheran communion offers “a space to discern together” 29 June 2022