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: North American Lutherans Called to Practice Global Justice

The LWF North America Pre-Assembly Consultation kicked off with a call to ensure indigenous people's rights and work for climate, food and economic justice. More

A Soul-Searching Assembly

Reflection | Stuttgart will be a time of celebration, for God does indeed give daily bread. But that is only part of the story. The good things that God keeps giving to “us” do not reach all of “us.” More

Hungry for the Bread of Justice

Women's Pre-Assembly | The Women’s Pre-Assembly message expresses a strong yearning for cultural transformation in the Lutheran communion and wider society. More

LWF Assembly in a Nutshell | What is an Assembly? More

Meet the Host Church | The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Württemberg More

Virtual Handbook for Participants | One-stop address for all Assembly participation details More

Daily Bread in the LWF Regions | Asia More

Sudan | Returnees Anticipate Bountiful Harvest

Martina Ikanga lives in Momoria, near the LWF World Service project site in Ikotos, Southern Sudan. She is among thousands of refugees who decided to return home following a 2005 peace agreement.

Iceland | Financial Meltdown and Moral Recovery

His steps are heavy. A man in his forties, a contractor in the building industry who has been unemployed for months; he is out of work for the first time in his life. He has already tried everything to cope. “I never thought I would need to ask for help to feed my family,” he says.

What Is "Daily Bread"?

For LWF president Bishop Mark S. Hanson, the Assembly theme is a prayer of both confidence and commitment... More

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Logo of the Assembly 2010

The vivid green bud of the Assembly 2010 logo illustrates the universal need for nourishment - how the petition for “daily bread” is both simple and vital, a basic commitment to ensuring life in dignity for all. More

North American Lutherans Called to Practice Global Justice