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Heading home inspired to act for climate justice WITTENBERG, Germany/GENEVA, 2 September 2015 – Many of the LWF member-church representatives at the ongoing young reformers’ workshop in Wittenberg
Join young reformers in climate change prayer and fast LWF demands meaningful action at COP 21 climate conference
French religious leaders meet President Hollande on climate change (LWI) - The leader of the United Protestant Church of France (EPUDF) Rev.
LWF announces decision not to invest in fossil fuels Speaking up and acting for climate justice as people of faith
LWF welcomes Pope’s encouragement to tackle climate change General Secretary Junge: Escalating impact on the poor makes advocacy urgent
Climbing to Kilimanjaro’s mountain top as stewards of God’s creation An opportunity to raise awareness about environmental destruction
A Commitment to Vulnerable People Affected by Climate Change LWF Joins Ecumenical Launch to “Act Now for Climate Justice”
LWF and ACT Alliance Urge UN Action for Communities Hit by Climate Change Joint Oral Statements at Human Rights Council
Increased LWF Advocacy Needed after Unambitious "Lima Call for Climate Action" LWF COP 20 Delegate Kopp Says Mobilizing Churches Is Key to Pushing for Commitments
LWF Delegation Joins Human Chain in Solidarity with Climate Vulnerable Communities Typhoon in the Philippines Prompts the Call for “Solidarity not just Sympathy”
