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Hungary: Mobilizing support for Ukrainian refugees “I am proud of the people of my church,” says Bishop Fabiny
Uphold rights and dignity of women fleeing conflict On International Women’s Day, Lutheran leaders focus on ways that women are impacted by war and violence
Cameroon: Answering the call to serve the church Voices from the Communion: Rev. Dr Jeannette Ada Epse Maina, LWF Vice President for Africa
Welcome all affected by the war in Ukraine LWF General Secretary speaks out against discrimination of refugees
Ukraine: Lutheran churches in neighboring countries provide shelter and support A wave of solidarity for victims of war
The most vulnerable suffer in war says Salvadoran Lutheran Church bishop El Salvador commemorates thirty years of Peace Accords
Ukraine: Lutheran churches across the world call for Peace and Support Global solidarity with those affected by the war
Germany: Fast for the climate during lent Fasting campaign “As much as you need” focuses on nutrition and food security
Ukrainian Bishop Shvarts: “Give shelter to refugees" “Speak out about the sin of the war and not about imaginary peace”
