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Passing on Skills to Enhance Food Security in Rural Mozambique LWF Supports Community Empowerment Projects
LWF Offers Education and Protection to Sudanese Refugees in Volatile South Sudan EU ‘Children of Peace’ Initiative Helps Students from Conflict Zones
LWF Second Virtual Conference on Diakonia to Link Participants on September 18 Called to be Transformed and Transforming, Diakonia in Context
Food Insecurity in South Sudan, as LWF Seeks More Financial Support for Intervention Poor Response to Funding Appeals for Refugees in Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda
Finding Refuge in Central African Lutheran Church LWF Member Church Needs More Assistance for Civilians Caught in CAR Crisis
LWF Joins Organizations Urging Humanitarian Access in Central African Republic Armed Actors in Conflict Hinder Aid Delivery to Displaced Civilians
African Lutheran Churches Condemn Widespread Violence by Armed Groups in the Region Faith Leaders Urged to Engage Communities in Dialogue for Peace
LWF Reaches Out to Displaced Populations in Central African Republic Insecurity Hampers Timely Response to Enormous Needs
LWF Communion Joins in Prayer for Abducted School Girls Special Prayers and Fasting in Nigerian Congregations
Calling the International Community to Action in South Sudan NGOs Propose Seven Steps to Address Crisis, Churches Call to Prayer
Joint Interreligious Declaration on Peace Building, Democracy and Development Christian and Muslim Leaders Sign at Dialogue Meeting in Tanzania
