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The joys and challenges of thousands across the LWF LWF committee to discuss funding for member church projects
LWF mourns South Africa Bishop Buthelezi A prophetic voice with a passion for justice, peace and reconciliation
Refugees lose many things but never their human rights Martin Junge thanks Germany for bold stance during the refugee crisis in mid-2015
Faith leaders rally for signature of ambitious climate agreement 270 religious leaders urge commitment to the most vulnerable
Deep gratitude to Polish church for refugee support Junge: LWF churches share the vocation of serving people in need
Rebuilding Sanogoan one brick at a time The village of Sanogoan is a small settlement of Newar, the historical inhabitants of the Kathmandu valley.
Ordination of women in Poland: “The church is on the way” Advocating for a church with women in ordained ministry
Costa Rican church ordains committed woman evangelist Teresa Guadamuz A commitment to bring hope and transformation in community
