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Massive Influx of South Sudanese Refugees into Uganda Calls for Scaled-Up Humanitarian Response LWF to Increase Support for Thousands Arriving Daily
South Sudanese Religious Leaders Calling for Ceasefire LWF on the Ground to Assist Refugees from the Conflict
Women Doing Theology in Central Eastern Europe LWF WICAS Meeting Affirms Past and Present Contribution of Women in the Church
LWF Launches Day of Fasting for the Climate Monthly Action Begins 1 January in Solidarity with Those Vulnerable to Climate Change
Young People Caring for the Environment in Honduras, a Society in Conflict LWF Supports Initiatives That Promote Food Security and Climate Justice
Hygiene and Sanitation to Contain Cholera Spread in Drought-Hit Angola LWF Intervention Prevents Emergency from Deteriorating into Disaster
Lutheran Leaders Affirm ‘Distinctive Marks of the Church’ as Basis for Equal Participation LWF Workshop on Religion and Development
Remembering Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela (1918-2013) LWF’s Accompaniment in a Journey towards Justice, Peace and Reconciliation
