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Statement: LWF condemns civilian suffering in Gaza city, calls for global action "Survival of civilian population in Gaza is at stake” For immediate release, 29 August 2025.
Cameroon: Church leaders reflect on climate justice and peace Responsibility to guide young people towards non-violence
“Aid makes a real difference,” says Swedish Archbishop meeting refugees in Kakuma "These cuts are already costing lives”
LWF Congratulates Rev. Philip Peacock on election as WCRC General Secretary Strengthening the bonds between our communions
Back to school in Ukraine Newly constructed underground schools allow in-person learning for thousands of children in war-torn Kharkiv
Student volunteers transform communities in Brazil Regional award honors commitment of Lutheran school
South Sudan: Refugee leaders committed to reopen learning centers for young children Refugee leaders face challenges as they try to continue early childhood education
Namibia: from liberation hero to leading human rights activist Uhuru Dempers of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Republic of Namibia
Study with the Strasbourg Institute for Ecumenical Research Applications welcome until 25 September for online course
Journeying together as member church leaders LWF’s Retreat for Newly Elected Leaders equips bishops with tools for dialogue and leadership in their diverse contexts
Statement: End the war, protect the people of Ukraine "Survival of civilian population in Gaza is at stake” For immediate release, 29 August 2025.
