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A network to stop early marriage How LWF work saves young girls from forced marriage in Kakuma refugee camp, Kenya
Africa’s forgotten crises: Strengthening regional cooperation and advocacy LWF Vice president: “The Lutheran family will not forget”
LWF prepares South Sudanese refugees for return home Interview with Girma Gudina, LWF Country Representative
LWF and WCC issue joint appeal to Nigerian president After killing of pastor, concern about surge of extremist violence
Liberia: Education ‘secret to post-war reconciliation’ Churches contribute to SDGs through Waking the Giant initiative
2020 New Year Message: So that all have life in abundance “In times of exclusionary populism, silence is never an option”
Belarus artist depicts miracle of Incarnation This year’s Christmas card comes from the historic St Anna Lutheran Church in St Petersburg
2019 LWF Christmas message: Light in the darkness Invitation to Christians to make "the light of Christ visible and transformational"
