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Newspaper Media Framing of the Immigrant Workforce in the Context of Florida's 2023 Immigration Law. [PDF]

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Luque JS, Kline NS, Matthew OO, Denis-Luque MF.   +3 more
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Crucial Moments for the Evangelical Church in Germany in the 19th and 20th Centuries

Arbeiten Zur Kirchengeschichte, 2009
Martin Hein
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REPORT: of Bishop Otto Dibelius, Chairman of the Council of the Evangelical Church in Germany

Ecumenical Review, 1958
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A Symposium on “Ecumenism According to the Evangelical Lutheran Understanding”: A Statement of the United Evangelical Lutheran Church in Germany

Pro Ecclesia, 2005
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Digitization in the Evangelical Church(es) in Germany: Exemplary Insights

Ecclesial Practices, 2020
This article presents exemplary insights into the state of digitization and the corresponding efforts of selected Evangelical Churches in Germany (the federal ekd and three of its member churches) to address an array of challenges triggered by the digital transformation. Three short reports on broader studies demonstrate how the church is responding to
Ilona Nord, Katharina Alt, Thomas Zeilinger   +2 more
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Reformation Then and Now: Contributions to the Ninth Theological Conference within the framework of the Meissen Process between the Church of England and the Evangelical Church in Germany ed. by Richard Chartres, Christoph Ernst, Leslie Nathaniel, and Friederike Nüssel

Lutheran Quarterly, New Series, 2017
H George Anderson
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A Matter of Perspective? The Emic and Etic Assessment of the Emergence of the First Free Evangelical Church in the Nineteenth Century in Germany

European Journal of Theology
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Religion and Politics in Germany since 1945: The Evangelical and Catholic Churches

Journal of Church and State, 2000
Examining the nature of political opposition on the part of Chris tian ecclessiastical bodies in the twentieth century demonstrates that while churches have adapted to a variety of political systems, no church can compromise with the state when its "mission" is at stake: those factors which are minimally essential for its survival. These would in clude
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