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LWF Non-Food Items for Sudanese Refugees in Eastern Chad Chad Hosts over 420,000 Refugees from Neighboring Countries
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South Sudanese Religious Leaders Calling for Ceasefire LWF on the Ground to Assist Refugees from the Conflict
Hygiene and Sanitation to Contain Cholera Spread in Drought-Hit Angola LWF Intervention Prevents Emergency from Deteriorating into Disaster
Lutheran Leaders Affirm ‘Distinctive Marks of the Church’ as Basis for Equal Participation LWF Workshop on Religion and Development
Remembering Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela (1918-2013) LWF’s Accompaniment in a Journey towards Justice, Peace and Reconciliation
Mandela Stood for Principle, Justice, Peace LWF Praises Former South African President as “One of the Most Inspiring Persons of Our Time”
African Lutheran Theologians Establish Network for Transformative Biblical Interpretation Strengthening Collaboration in Research and Publication
LWF Receives Nobel Peace Prize Money Project to Provide Education Support for Children in South Sudan
