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Nigerian Lutheran Archbishop Seeks Critical Global Solidarity in Fight against Boko Haram Nemuel Babba Reflects on Restoring Trust and Citizens’ Right to Protection
Education for South Sudanese refugees in Kakuma Camp “Fostering the Peace in Society” (LWI) – Simon Puot Poth believes in education’s ability to bring people together.
Winter Storm Causes Destruction in Za’atari Refugee Camp Refugees in Camps and Host Communities Most Vulnerable to Extreme Weather
LWF General Secretary Martin Junge Denounces Any Claims for Religious Justification of Violence LWF Condemns Disregard for Human Life in Paris Killings
‘Epoch-Making Turning Point’ from Conflict to Communion LWF and the Vatican Announce Common Liturgical Material for 2017
Faith in the Good International Conference Discusses Faith-Based Approaches in Development Cooperation
LWF to Take Over Camp Management of Mbera, Mauritania “Sign of Continued Confidence and Appreciation”
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.
