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COP30: Reinforced solidarity among churches committed to caring for creation Training strengthens advocacy and working together for the care for creation
Mozambique: working for justice and peace amidst political turmoil Voices from the Communion: amid ongoing violence, Rev. Zelda Cossa works to support communities displaced by big mining companies
Africa: Building relations to strengthen church leadership functions “Enriching discussions” among general secretaries in LWF Africa region
Africa: First leadership seminar for general secretaries Strengthening communion relations, governance responsibilities and collaboration
Burundi: Prioritizing the most vulnerable Congolese refugees LWF mobilizes support amid escalating humanitarian needs and limited resources
Ethiopia: LWF solidarity with victims of violence In wake of attacks, General Secretary Burghardt says churches are sacred spaces that must be honored and protected
LUCSA: Strengthening leadership for a transformative church Bishops Conference strengthens collaboration
Ethiopia: 25 years of women’s ordination EECMY Celebrates the 25th anniversary of women’s ordination to pastoral ministry
Rwanda: Building ‘skills and confidence, not dependency’ Lutheran church empowers women and youth to drive economic and church growth
