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Embracing differences in multi-faceted Asia Lutheran identity acknowledges solidarity amidst suffering
Human Rights Day: Crying out for freedom to worship in Indonesia Indonesian Lutheran congregations seek support to end religious marginalization
Parishioners’ support helps to fight AIDS stigma in Tanzania Empowering vulnerable women helps saves lives
Healing wounds of isolation and deprivation Myanmar Lutheran churches contribution to education in the country
500 trees, 500 faces for the Reformation anniversary An opportunity to learn about the Lutheran Costa Rican Church
Malaysian Lutherans make their single largest donation to overseas aid work GENEVA, 2 November 2015 (LWI) - Lutherans in Malaysia have opened their hearts to the people of Nepal with a significant cash donation for
Social transformation through concrete and contextual theology NAMIBIA, Windhoek/GENEVA, 2 November 2015 (LWI) - Theology that seeks to contribute to social transformation must relate to the contexts i
