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Participation of women and men is a theological issue Evangelical Lutheran Church of Saxony takes up message of Twelfth Assembly
From silent humiliation to advocacy for social change LWF work with Nepal’s Haliya community targets women’s rights and education
LWF’s invitation to “Walk our Talk” and end violence against women and girls Program executive Rev. Judith VanOsdol talks about 16-days campaign and gender justice
Act now to avoid climate catastrophe, faith groups urge Press Release on "Limiting Global Warming to 1.5°C" report
New translation of the Bible in Northern Sami language Considerable spiritual and cultural meaning for Europe’s only indigenous people
European churches asked to counter populism by expressing God’s love LWF regional meeting discusses migrants, secularization and nationalism
Nigerian human rights defenders lobby governments to help end deadly conflict LCCN and civil society groups seek intervention on human rights’ violations in Numan Federation
US church leaders urge President to restore vital funding to East Jerusalem hospitals Lutheran, Catholic and Episcopal bishops defend invaluable medical care for the most vulnerable populations
