Advocacy-Rahmen

Engagement für Gerechtigkeit – „Local to global“

Der LWB betrachtet Advocacy als Teil seines ganzheitlichen Auftrags. Diese Publikation untersucht die theologischen Grundlagen für die Fürsprachearbeit der LWB-Kirchengemeinschaft aus der Perspektive der lutherischen Theologie und Identität. Sie enthält auch Überlegungen zum Mehrwert der Advocacy-Arbeit für die Mitgliedskirchen und den Weltdienst, der internationalen humanitären und entwicklungspolitischen Arbeit des LWB.

Der Rahmen für die Advocacy-Arbeit hebt die Schwerpunktbereiche Klima, Gender, Friedensförderung, Menschenrechte und humanitäre Arbeit hervor.

LWF Advocacy Framework
Herausgeber: Isaiah Toroitich
ISBN: 978-2-940642-37-3 (English), 978-2-940642-42-7 (Spanish), 978-2-940642-56-4 (French), 978-2-940642-45-8 (German)
Seiten: 36
Datum der Veröffentlichung: February 2022
The Thirteenth Assembly, held in Poland under the theme of “One Body, One Spirit, One Hope”, brought together delegates from all regions of the world. Photo: LWF/Marie Renaux
The Thirteenth Assembly, held in Poland under the theme of “One Body, One Spirit, One Hope”, brought together delegates from all regions of the world. Photo: LWF/Marie Renaux
The Thirteenth Assembly, held in Poland under the theme of “One Body, One Spirit, One Hope”, brought together delegates from all regions of the world. Photo: LWF/Marie Renaux
Glaubhaft Zeugnis ablegen in der Kirche und der Welt
aktuelles
13. Feb. 2024
  • Leitung
  • Kirchengemeinschaft
American diplomat, human rights activist and former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt holding a copy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which was adopted by the UN General Assembly on 10 December 1948. Among those advising her as chair of the UN Commission on Human Rights was Lutheran pastor and professor Dr Frederick Nolde who drafted the section on freedom of religion. Photo: UN photo
American diplomat, human rights activist and former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt holding a copy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which was adopted by the UN General Assembly on 10 December 1948. Among those advising her as chair of the UN Commission on Human Rights was Lutheran pastor and professor Dr Frederick Nolde who drafted the section on freedom of religion. Photo: UN photo
American diplomat, human rights activist and former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt holding a copy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which was adopted by the UN General Assembly on 10 December 1948. Among those advising her as chair of the UN Commission on Human Rights was Lutheran pastor and professor Dr Frederick Nolde who drafted the section on freedom of religion. Photo: UN photo
LWB bekräftigt Verpflichtung zur Menschenrechtsagenda
aktuelles
13. Dez. 2023
  • Theologie
  • Gerechtigkeit
LWF General Secretary Anne Burghardt (8th from left) with Pope Francis (10th from left) and the leaders of many different Christian churches at a Taizé prayer vigil in St Peter’s Square. Photo: CatholicPressPhoto/Alessia Giuliani
LWF General Secretary Anne Burghardt (8th from left) with Pope Francis (10th from left) and the leaders of many different Christian churches at a Taizé prayer vigil in St Peter’s Square. Photo: CatholicPressPhoto/Alessia Giuliani
LWF General Secretary Anne Burghardt (8th from left) with Pope Francis (10th from left) and the leaders of many different Christian churches at a Taizé prayer vigil in St Peter’s Square. Photo: CatholicPressPhoto/Alessia Giuliani
Kirchenleitende nehmen gemeinsam mit jungen Menschen an Abendgebet im Vatikan teil
aktuelles
13. Okt. 2023
  • Kirchen
  • Einheit