Rev. Dr Martin Junge encourages European churches to continue with efforts to assist the thousands of refugees seeking shelter in Europe.

Some 31 organizations say Israeli demolitions this week have left 132 people homeless, including 82 children, accounting for a quarter of the displ

In a world marked by division and strife, the act of bringing people of different faiths together to deepen the mutual understanding of and joint c

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The LWF Council is deeply concerned about the escalation of violence in the region, the vulnerability of religious and other minorities, and the br

The LWF, with its long history of caring for refugees and displaced people, states that it will continue to lift up and care for these vulnerable i

In this statement, the LWF Council confesses that racism is a structural sin that exists in its churches and communities.

As the number of people forced to flee conflict escalates, the LWF Council calls for a fundamental shift from business as usual in the way in which

Towards a sustainable projection of the LWF and its Communion Office

Marangu, Tanzania, 26 May 2015

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