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LWF joins call to conference on ending Syria conflict 4th Brussels Conference will highlight ongoing humanitarian crisis in Syria and neighboring countries
COVID-19: Online worship increases outreach and attendance German church study shows positive effects of digitalization
COVID-19: "A generous and open act of kindness" LWF Rapid Response Fund supports church diakonia in Zambia
Redefining churches’ role in post-COVID19 world LWF President Musa reflects on new challenges and need to ensure no one is left behind
