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Myanmar: LWF reassures churches after Typhoon Yagi LWF has expressed deep sympathy and solidarity with Myanmar in the aftermath of the devastating Typhoon Yagi, and pledged support toward recovery e
2026 call for member church projects includes training Churches invited to sign up for workshops on project design by 6 October 2024
LWF and Taizé: Crafting unity and hope from refugee camp sand Symbol of diaconal and ecumenical commitment
New York: Faith leaders call for true and transformative peace General Secretary Burghardt: “Creating contexts where people and communities can thrive”
Africa: “Unity is both a gift and a responsibility” Archbishop Musa delivers opening sermon at Africa Lutheran Church Leadership Consultation
