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New approaches to proclaim the gospel in North Sumatra The Indonesian Christian Church (ICC) celebrates its 90th anniversary and launches new center for community development, diakonia and youth minist
Diaconal training and praxis sharing are paying off African and Asian church leaders assess effectiveness of capacity development
LWF member church affected by mud slides in Sierra Leone At least 330 dead after mudslide in Freetown
“I feel honoured to host the DRC refugees” Senior chief in Angola’s Lunda Norte province speaks about refugee crisis in his country
An alternative space for dialogue Colombian churches, civil society and government mark Reformation anniversary
A year-long celebration of God’s reforming grace Lutherans in New Zealand commemorate 500 years of the Reformation
LWF General Secretary Junge to receive 2017 Augsburg Peace Prize Recognition of a “patient bridge-builder between the continents”
