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LWF Consolidates Emergency Operation in Iraq Interview with Roland Schlott, LWF Humanitarian Coordinator
Winter Storm Causes Destruction in Za’atari Refugee Camp Refugees in Camps and Host Communities Most Vulnerable to Extreme Weather
Advent in Northern Iraq – 4th Advent: Joy During this Advent time, we think of the people in Northern Iraq who have fled from their homes.
Advent in Northern Iraq – 3rd Advent: Hope During this Advent time, we think of the people in Northern Iraq who have fled from their homes.
LWF Leaders Urge Member Churches to Advocate for Syrian Refugees Younan and Junge Underline “Desperate Situation”
Advent in Northern Iraq – 2nd Advent: Peace During this Advent time, we think of the people in Northern Iraq who have fled from their homes.
Advent in Northern Iraq – 1st Advent: Love During this Advent time, we think of the people in Northern Iraq who have fled from their homes.
Bishop Younan, Religious Leaders Issue Statement Condemning Violence around Holy Site in Jerusalem Calls for the Integrity and Status of Each Holy Place to be Respected
