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World Service director to co-chair Steering Committee for Humanitarian Response Maria Immonen: “Many challenges in the humanitarian field”
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Christian unity week calls for kindness to strangers LWF’s new head of ecumenical relations reflects on prayer, liturgy and reconciliation
