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Rebuilding homes and heritage in Nepal one year on One year ago a 7.8 magnitude earthquake devastated central and Eastern Nepal. A year later, with the help of LWF communities are being re-built.
The joys and challenges of thousands across the LWF LWF committee to discuss funding for member church projects
Deep gratitude to Polish church for refugee support Junge: LWF churches share the vocation of serving people in need
Rebuilding Sanogoan one brick at a time The village of Sanogoan is a small settlement of Newar, the historical inhabitants of the Kathmandu valley.
New farming techniques improve income for remote Laotian communities LWF project enables people to take control of their future
“We will not abandon you” ACT Alliance General Secretary offers encouragement to Nepal earthquake survivors
Five years conflict in Syria AL MAFRAQ, Jordan/ GENEVA, 17 March 2016 (LWI) – “I was very sad to leave my country, but we came here looking for safety,” 11-year-old La
Empowering people to claim their rights (LWI) – “Our key achievement was getting information directly from the communities,” says Francesca Traglia, Deputy Programme Coordinator with The
