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Food support for refugees and hosts in Jordan AL MAFRAQ, Jordan/ GENEVA, 19 November 2015 (LWI) - Raba’a’s children were hungry, but they didn’t complain.
Human rights: Myanmar and Nepal accept LWF recommendations Giving communities a voice on the international stage
Lutherans and Catholics walking together in service to the poor Pope Francis at prayer service with Rome’s Lutheran congregation
LWF decries massive loss of lives in Beirut and Paris attacks GENEVA, 14 November 2015 (LWI) - The Lutheran World Federation(LWF) condemns in the firmest terms the despicable attacks
Canadian Anglicans and Lutherans put spotlight on refugees Faith communities in Canada encourage sponsorship
Church-led peace march brings cessation of violence in El Salvador Salvadoran Lutheran Church leads peace initiative
A dream comes true in India’s church ministry Four women in historic ordination in Madhya Pradesh Lutheran church
LWF offers winter relief goods in northern Iraq DOHUK, Iraq/ GENEVA, 9 November 2015 (LWI) - “We thought it would be a few days, until things calmed down”, Nadine says.
Safeguarding peace in post-election Tanzania Lutheran bishop insists on tolerance amid fears of ideological division
