Resources

Four storybooks show how the art and practice of living together is transforming churches’ approach to diakonia. The booklets are the latest fruits of the LWF European Diaconal Process, going on for over 10 years, under the theme “Seeking Conviviality.”

Introducing the Thirteenth Assembly and its Theme

RBA Annual Report 2020

Training Manual for Facilitators

The Annual Report highlights the work of LWF’s international humanitarian and development arm in a unique year of the COVID-19 pandemic. The report shows how World Service adapted its working modalities to respond to needs arising from the pandemic while

Documentation 63: Common foundations, diverse cultures and traditions

Season of Creation 2021 Celebration Guide

To deal with the relationships between worship and culture is at once to deal with the heart of Christian life, and with a deeply complex subject.

Practical collaboration based on joint calling and distinct mandates

This volume is published on the 20th Anniversary of the JDDJ, which was signed by the LWF and the Roman Catholic Church in 1999, and was later affirmed by the World Methodist Council, the Anglican Communion and the World Communion of Reformed Churches

From 2019-2022, the LWF will engage in a global study of contemporary Lutheran identities as they are lived in the local church contexts.

This LWF brochure explains the NDCs, and the rationale for the communion’s member churches and other faith-based actors to contribute to the process at both the local and national levels.

Poems by refugees. Often when we collect testimonies from refugees, we focus on the ordeals they went through, their efforts to build a new life, their challenges and their hopes.

With examples taken from the LWFs advocacy work and projects in different countries, the postcard series portrays the connection between faith and the engagement for climate justice.

This report presents the work conducted in 2019 under the Rights-Based Approach Local to Global initiative. This initiative is being implemented in 9 countries, with a focus on human rights and advocacy for marginalised communities

The Celebration Guide contains liturgical resources, prayers and meditations, and calls to action and advocacy.