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Hospital humanitarian workers continue with passion Augusta Victoria Hospital staff serves to protect patients
Being Lutheran: How theological education leads to transformation Second webinar explores how COVID-19 pandemic calls for new ways of nurturing community
LWF sends condolences to church in Peru over loss of leader Pastor President Adita Torres Lescano “walked with many”
Germany: Lutheran and Catholic honored for their contributions to ecumenism Augsburg Peace Prize awarded to Bishop Bedford-Strohm and Cardinal Marx
COVID-19: New awareness of social cohesion growing in the crisis Voices from the Communion: Ralf Meister, Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hanover
COVID-19: Support from partner churches immensely important Germany: Mission EineWelt provides relief for partner churches
LWF among organizations urging more time for UN panel on internal displacement COVID-19 pandemic particularly impedes essential consultations with stakeholders
