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India: All Christians should be committed to working for the benefit of others Bishop Marshal Kerketta, Moderator, Gossner Evangelical Lutheran Church in Chotanagpur and Assam
A decade of strengthening communities through a rights-based approach LWF marks 10 years of people-centered empowerment for change (LWI) – The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) recently marked…
16 Days: United in the fight against digital violence Churches reflect on urgent need for men and boys to be allies in the work to end online and offline gender-based violence
Anglicans and Lutherans reaffirm support for refugees Ahead of Global Refugee Forum Progress Review, churches say countries must come together to address root causes
Lutherans in Southern Africa join action to end gender-based violence LUCSA Executive Secretary shares her survivor story as South Africa declares a ‘national disaster’