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A Spiritual Message of Hope for Climate Justice LWF Representative Kwon Offers Highlights from New York Climate Change Summits
‘Here We March, We can do no other’ (LWI) – The historic “People’s Climate March” on 21 September in New York, was a successful and unique event that also affirmed the import
Guatemalan Lutheran Church’s Álvarez on the Importance of LWF Membership Greater Visibility of Advocacy and Human Rights Work
LWF Virtual Conference on Diakonia’s Transformative Power Over 200 Participants Join Online Discussion
LWF to Participate in New York Interfaith Summit on Climate Change Lutheran Delegates Host Fast at UN Summit Parallel Event
Make the Economy Contribute to Peace (LWI) - Structural injustice in the economy is fuelling growing discord worldwide, was a key message from the General Secretary of The Lut
UN Human Rights Council to Send Emergency Team to Iraq to Probe Possible ISIS War Crimes LWF Calls for Humanitarian Assistance, Protection of Targeted Minority Groups
LWF Council Adopts Statement on Conduct on Holy Sites Calling for Respect of Spiritually Significant Places
LWF Takes Part in UN Panel Marking World Humanitarian Day Tribute to “Enormous Sacrifices” Made by Humanitarians and Their Families
