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Dadaab is the world’s largest cluster of refugee camps, with a population of more than 350,000 people. At its Kambioos camp, LWF provides dedicated areas for girls that offer activities and protection. Photo: LWF

Dadaab is the world’s largest cluster of refugee camps, with a population of more than 350,000 people. At its Kambioos camp, LWF provides dedicated areas for girls that offer activities and protection. Photo: LWF

Kenya’s decision to end refugee hosting will increase risks for thousands

LWF joins call to uphold the rights of refugees

(LWI) – The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) is among non-governmental organizations (NGOs) urging the Kenyan government to reconsider its intention to both close refugee camps in the country…

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11 May 2016
Luther Garden architect Andreas Kipar, right, explains the elements of the art installation, Heavenly Cross, moments before it is unveiled. Looking on are LWF General Secretary Martin Junge, left, German President Joachim Gauck, LWF President Bishop Dr Munib A. Younan and General Secretary of the German National Committee of the LWF, Norbert Denecke, during the unveiling of the Heavenly Cross in the Luther Garden in Wittenberg, Germany. Photo: LWF/Marko Schoeneberg

Luther Garden architect Andreas Kipar, right, explains the elements of the art installation, Heavenly Cross, moments before it is unveiled. Looking on are LWF General Secretary Martin Junge, left, German President Joachim Gauck, LWF President Bishop Dr Munib A. Younan and General Secretary of the German National Committee of the LWF, Norbert Denecke, during the unveiling of the Heavenly Cross in the Luther Garden in Wittenberg, Germany. Photo: LWF/Marko Schoeneberg

“Heavenly Cross” inaugurated at Luther Garden

LWF leaders and German President Gauck unveil work of art

German President Joachim Gauck and leaders of The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) today inaugurated the sculpture “Heavenly Cross” (Himmelskreuz) in the Luther Garden, in…

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15 Jun 2016
LWF General Secretary Rev. Dr Martin Junge, seen here with delegates of the international workshop for Young Reformers, held in Wittenberg, Germany, August 2015. Photo: Marko Schoeneberg

LWF General Secretary Rev. Dr Martin Junge, seen here with delegates of the international workshop for Young Reformers, held in Wittenberg, Germany, August 2015. Photo: Marko Schoeneberg

A second term for LWF General Secretary Martin Junge

LWF Council thanks Chilean theologian for dedicated passion

(LWI) –The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Council has re-elected General Secretary Rev. Dr Martin Junge to a seven-year term effective 1 November 2017.

Junge, 54, assumed…

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16 Jun 2016

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