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Iceland’s pastor for immigrants and asylum seekers Church seeks to ‘welcome the stranger’ as numbers of foreigners rise in the Nordic nation
A network to stop early marriage How LWF work saves young girls from forced marriage in Kakuma refugee camp, Kenya
Honduran church denounces corruption, injustice Lutherans called to be a prophetic voice as country descends further into social and economic crisis
Africa’s forgotten crises: Strengthening regional cooperation and advocacy LWF Vice president: “The Lutheran family will not forget”
LWF joins coalition to reject US “Peace to Prosperity” plan International community to take “decisive action” against further annexation of Palestinian territory
LWF marks World Interfaith Harmony Week Online resources and round table discussion highlight commitment to building ‘healthy interreligious relations’
Building up the church in Thailand Voices from the Communion: One of the ELCT’s first women pastors shares milestones on her journey
LWF congratulates Church of Norway’s new leader Olav Fykse Tveit appointed as Presiding Bishop of his native country
LWF prepares South Sudanese refugees for return home Interview with Girma Gudina, LWF Country Representative
Theological education that strengthens Lutheran identity Final phase of launching a global LWF network for study and joint reflection
LWF and WCC issue joint appeal to Nigerian president After killing of pastor, concern about surge of extremist violence
