Anglicans, Lutherans celebrate partnership
Anglican Journal
December 1, 2001
Whether Lutherans are many, as in parts of the west, or few, as in the east, many Anglicans heeded the call from the two churches’
Whether Lutherans are many, as in parts of the west, or few, as in the east, many Anglicans heeded the call from the two churches’
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