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US church leaders urge President to restore vital funding to East Jerusalem hospitals Lutheran, Catholic and Episcopal bishops defend invaluable medical care for the most vulnerable populations
Living and working together as churches in ongoing reformation Balance between continuity and innovation in LWF Strategy 2019-2024
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“Cooperation is needed today, not isolation” LWF greetings to Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions
“As a matter of faith: leave no one behind” LWF launches global initiative adding the presence, witness and contributions of churches to Sustainable Development Goals
“We celebrated like one family” Voices from the Communion: LWF Council member Bishop Dr Jensen Seyenkulo
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US Cuts Funding to East Jerusalem Hospital Network "Critical to ensure ongoing, lifesaving treatment for patients from the West Bank and Gaza"
