Ukrainekrieg

Der LWB reagiert auf den Krieg in der Ukraine unter anderem durch seine Mitgliedskirchen in Polen, Ungarn, Rumänien und der Slowakischen Republik sowie durch die Deutsche Evangelisch-Lutherische Kirche der Ukraine.

Auf globaler Ebene setzt sich der LWB weltweit für den Frieden und den Schutz von Vertriebenen und gefährdeten Menschen ein. Die Arbeit wird von den Finanzierungspartnern des LWB unterstützt, darunter die Evangelisch-Lutherische Kirche in Amerika.

Houses in Chernihiv, Ukraine
Houses in Chernihiv, Ukraine
Houses in Chernihiv, Ukraine
Ukraine: LWB-Team besucht Städte nördlich von Kiew
aktuelles
4. Jul. 2022
  • Humanitäre Hilfe
Bishop Pavlo Shvarts
Bishop Pavlo Shvarts
Bishop Pavlo Shvarts
Ukraine: Das Evangelium zu verkünden gibt uns Hoffnung
aktuelles
15. Jun. 2022
  • Kirchen
LWF Council members in plenary session
LWF Council members in plenary session
LWF Council members in plenary session
LWB fordert Ende des Krieges in der Ukraine und ein „entschlosseneres Hand
aktuelles
14. Jun. 2022
  • Gerechtigkeit
  • Leitung
A woman and her son register at the enrolment stations in the Gdansk refugee center. Photo: LWF/ Krysztof Tylicki
A woman and her son register at the enrolment stations in the Gdansk refugee center. Photo: LWF/ Krysztof Tylicki
A woman and her son register at the enrolment stations in the Gdansk refugee center. Photo: LWF/ Krysztof Tylicki
Polen: LWB eröffnet Meldezentren für Geflüchtete
aktuelles
24. Mai 2022
  • Humanitäre Hilfe
LWF’s multipurpose cash assistance project will support refugees from the war in Ukraine, like these men, women and children in Korczowa on the Polish border. Photo: Filip Błażejowski
LWF’s multipurpose cash assistance project will support refugees from the war in Ukraine, like these men, women and children in Korczowa on the Polish border. Photo: Filip Błażejowski
LWF’s multipurpose cash assistance project will support refugees from the war in Ukraine, like these men, women and children in Korczowa on the Polish border. Photo: Filip Błażejowski
Ukraine: LWB unterstützt Flüchtlinge in Polen mit Bargeldhilfe
aktuelles
29. Apr. 2022
  • Humanitäre Hilfe
  • Kirchengemeinschaft
LWF humanitarian support officer Katerina Brzicova and Samuel Reslour, a volunteer, assist in transporting relief items to a warehouse of the Polish Humanitarian Action (PAH), which is partnering with the LWF to distribute food and non-food items to refugees fleeing from Ukraine at the Zosin and Dohoruth borders. Photo: B. Khanal
LWF humanitarian support officer Katerina Brzicova and Samuel Reslour, a volunteer, assist in transporting relief items to a warehouse of the Polish Humanitarian Action (PAH), which is partnering with the LWF to distribute food and non-food items to refugees fleeing from Ukraine at the Zosin and Dohoruth borders. Photo: B. Khanal
LWF humanitarian support officer Katerina Brzicova and Samuel Reslour, a volunteer, assist in transporting relief items to a warehouse of the Polish Humanitarian Action (PAH), which is partnering with the LWF to distribute food and non-food items to refugees fleeing from Ukraine at the Zosin and Dohoruth borders. Photo: B. Khanal
LWB verstärkt Unterstützung in ukrainischer Flüchtlingskrise
aktuelles
21. Apr. 2022
  • Humanitäre Hilfe
  • Kirchengemeinschaft
A woman holds up a sign offering practical support for newly arrived families from Ukraine, at Nyugati station in Budapest, Hungary. At the station, a range of civil society organisations and other volunteers offer support to incoming refugees, including support in arranging free accommodation, tickets for onward travel, as well as necessary items such as snacks and food, diapers for the children, clothes and basic medical supplies. Photo: LWF/Albin Hillert
A woman holds up a sign offering practical support for newly arrived families from Ukraine, at Nyugati station in Budapest, Hungary. At the station, a range of civil society organisations and other volunteers offer support to incoming refugees, including support in arranging free accommodation, tickets for onward travel, as well as necessary items such as snacks and food, diapers for the children, clothes and basic medical supplies. Photo: LWF/Albin Hillert
A woman holds up a sign offering practical support for newly arrived families from Ukraine, at Nyugati station in Budapest, Hungary. At the station, a range of civil society organisations and other volunteers offer support to incoming refugees, including support in arranging free accommodation, tickets for onward travel, as well as necessary items such as snacks and food, diapers for the children, clothes and basic medical supplies. Photo: LWF/Albin Hillert
Europäische Kirchen rufen zum Engagement für alle Flüchtlinge auf
aktuelles
19. Apr. 2022
  • Humanitäre Hilfe
  • Kirchengemeinschaft
Leading Bishop Ralf Meister (right) and Diaconia Board Spokesperson Hans-Joachim Lenke in conversation with women who have fled Ukraine. Svitlana Kryzhanivska (left) interprets the discussion. Photo: Lothar Veit
Leading Bishop Ralf Meister (right) and Diaconia Board Spokesperson Hans-Joachim Lenke in conversation with women who have fled Ukraine. Svitlana Kryzhanivska (left) interprets the discussion. Photo: Lothar Veit
Leading Bishop Ralf Meister (right) and Diaconia Board Spokesperson Hans-Joachim Lenke in conversation with women who have fled Ukraine. Svitlana Kryzhanivska (left) interprets the discussion. Photo: Lothar Veit
Ukraine: “Ich möchte nicht rumsitzen bis der Krieg zu Ende ist“
aktuelles
6. Apr. 2022
  • Humanitäre Hilfe
  • Kirchengemeinschaft
Felix Kalbe (center) takes medical supplies to Lviv in Ukraine as a volunteer driver. Photo: private 
Felix Kalbe (center) takes medical supplies to Lviv in Ukraine as a volunteer driver. Photo: private 
Felix Kalbe (center) takes medical supplies to Lviv in Ukraine as a volunteer driver. Photo: private 
Deutschland: Mit Herz und Verstand das Notwendige für die Menschen der Ukraine tun
aktuelles
1. Apr. 2022
  • Humanitäre Hilfe
  • Kirchen