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Act now to avoid climate catastrophe, faith groups urge Press Release on "Limiting Global Warming to 1.5°C" report
European churches asked to counter populism by expressing God’s love LWF regional meeting discusses migrants, secularization and nationalism
Nigerian human rights defenders lobby governments to help end deadly conflict LCCN and civil society groups seek intervention on human rights’ violations in Numan Federation
Diaconal workers in Europe challenge nationalism with “conviviality” Tenth anniversary of Czech institute outlines vision of educational programs
Living and working together as churches in ongoing reformation Balance between continuity and innovation in LWF Strategy 2019-2024
Reformation Day a new public holiday in Germany “A day to promote tolerance among religions, confessions and worldviews”
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“Meeting at eye-level as the church for all generations” LWF Council member Julia Braband speaks to the Synod of Catholic Bishops
“As a matter of faith: leave no one behind” LWF launches global initiative adding the presence, witness and contributions of churches to Sustainable Development Goals
