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Young Reformers in Africa ‘make things happen’ with limited resources Leadership and equity important topics for future work
Reaffirmed commitment to path from conflict to communion New Italian version of JDDJ on 500th Anniversary of Martin Luther’s Excommunication
Mercy as watchword for post-pandemic world LWF General Secretary sends New Year message to member churches
Singing and Dancing for Christmas LWF World Service Country programs share message of hope through advent hymns
Colombia: Ethnic communities guard rights of Atrato River LWF and partners organize webinar to mark fifth anniversary of Paris Agreement
Germany: Online church “does not always have to be complicated” Voices from the Communion: Karsten Kopjar, Social Media Coordinator of the Evangelical Church in Central Germany
COVID-19: Build back lives and resilience in Nepal LWF and the City of Geneva support marginalized families
Dealing with COVID-19 in a faith context Webinar explores "Dialogue despite distance" in exceptional times
