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COVID-19: Love and self-discipline needed to protect the vulnerable LWF leaders send letter to member churches offering prayers, support, and encouragement
Lutheran and Catholic leaders call on EU to support refugees Bishops in Nordic countries issue unprecedented joint statement calling for shared response
Recalling Europe’s responsibility to protect refugees Lutheran leader writes letter to EU heads of state reminding them of obligations under refugee convention
Strengthen efforts for gender justice and women’s empowerment Vital to maintain momentum towards CSW64
Men's voices vital in quest for gender justice In International Women’s Day message, Lutheran leaders call for stronger, broader commitment to gender equality
Churches called to combat exclusion, discrimination LWF leader explores ‘Role of the Church in the Public Space’ in meeting with Zimbabwe Council of Churches
LWF General Secretary on solidarity visit to Zimbabwe "Inspired by strong resilience and commitment to peace”
LWF Jerusalem centralizes its vocational training in Ramallah Local church school building is converted into a training center
Malagasy church mourns loss of pioneer for women’s rights and dignity Lutheran communion pays tribute to theologian Hélène Ralivao
LWF and partners advocate for Palestinian children’s access to health care Security checks delay treatment and hinder parental accompaniment
