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Indian Churches Plan Network of Female Lawyers Council advisor Busi Suneel About Actions to Address Violence Against Women
Chile: LWF Vice-President Rojas Appointed Chaplain to Presidential Palace Creative Witness of the Church
“A genuine alternative” Interview with Rev Hanna Schramm, the first woman minister of the Lutheran Church in Chile (Iglesia Luterana en Chile, ILCH)
Lutheran Church in Chile Ordains First Woman Pastor All LWF Member Churches in Region Now Welcoming Women as Ministers
LWF Addresses Gender Justice at the Commission on the Status of Women Women in Church and Society participate in UN platform
Women in Ordained Ministry Reflect God’s Call Interview with LWF General Secretary on International Women’s Day
Scarred by Rape but Spreading Hope among Women Refugees LWF Uganda Seeks to Increase Protection for Congolese Fleeing into Uganda
Overcoming Impunity for Gender-Based Violence in Colombia Lutheran Church Support to People Living with HIV and Marginalized Women
