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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
Statement by East Jerusalem Hospital Network JERUSALEM/ GENEVA, 20 October 2015 (LWI) – Recently erected checkpoints in East Jerusalem have been holding up patients and staff on their way to s
Human rights support sought to change lives in Myanmar Delegation from Myanmar presents human rights report report
UN praise for faith-based humanitarian response Faith organizations at forefront of emergency operations
Faith groups a force for peace and cultural sensitivity in international aid GENEVA/LONDON, 5 October 2015 - The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) and Islamic Relief Worldwide (IRW) will jointly discuss the importance of faith
“What have you done or failed to do for one of these?” Finnish archbishop speaks out against harsh humanitarian cutbacks
