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South Sudan: Intervention Critical for IDPs Before Long Rainy Season Begins Interview with LWF Country Program Coordinator Lokiru Matendo
Women in Ordained Ministry Reflect God’s Call Interview with LWF General Secretary on International Women’s Day
Strengthening the Unity of Lutherans in Kazakhstan Bishop Novgorodov Reflects on Reaching Out to Remote Congregations in a Multi-Faith Context
Scarred by Rape but Spreading Hope among Women Refugees LWF Uganda Seeks to Increase Protection for Congolese Fleeing into Uganda
Nigeria: People of Faith Affirming the Sanctity of Life amid Challenges Interview with Lutheran Archbishop Nemuel Babba
Indonesia: Prayers and Aid for Victims of Volcano Eruption Lutheran Churches Assist Mt Sinabung Evacuees
Trilateral Dialogue discusses significance of baptism Prof. Peter Li brings perspectives from Hong Kong
Ukrainian Bishop calls for an end to the violence Lutheran congregation attends to the injured in Kiev
Deep Concern over Impact of Swiss Vote on Massive Immigration LWF and Geneva-Based Ecumenical Organizations Seek Meeting with Authorities
