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LWF President Munib Younan Meets with Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby A Commitment to Work Together for Peace and Reconciliation in the Middle East
Good Reason for Lutherans and Catholics to Worship Together Joint Working Group Begins Preparations for 2017 Liturgical Material
Stronger Advocacy Urged to End Syria’s Humanitarian Disaster LWF Council Actions Seek Greater Engagement for Peace and Justice
FEATURE: Going Back Home Is Not Yet an Option LWF Prioritizes Children’s Needs among Syrian Refugees at Za’atri Camp
