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Churches offer “witness of hope and compassion” LWF leaders send message of thanks, support and theological reflection to mark the start of Lent
Faith groups raise voices of refugees and asylum seekers Swedish sister joins Mexican priest and Croatian rights activist calling for need to change refugee narratives
A crucial role in making the voices of refugees heard Webinar on Global Compact for Refugees highlights role of faith-based organizations
Denmark urged to respect religious freedom LWF General Secretary joins appeal to government to drop draft law requiring sermons to be translated into Danish
The climate crisis is a humanitarian crisis LWF and partners launch call for accelerated climate adaptation
Tribute to former Liberian Bishop Sumoward Harris, a voice for justice and peace LWF’s condolences and prayers of support to the Lutheran Church in Liberia
COVID deaths reach 200,000, Lutheran church in Brazil issues manifesto Church Presidency calls for free vaccines for everyone
