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World Refugee Day: Every Action Counts Lutheran church leaders advocate for the protection of displaced people
LWF General Secretary announces he will step down in 2021 "Junge has personified LWF's passion for the church and for the world"
COVID-19: Health and faith partnership to promote factual information and reduce fear LWF welcomes a WHO guide on religious leaders’ critical role in slowing the pandemic
COVID-19: LWF joins call for release of U.S. funding for West Bank and Gaza NGOs call for urgent action for the most vulnerable
COVID-19: Difficult realities “becoming even more challenging” World Service director grateful for commitment and dedication of staff
COVID-19: Churches in U.S. call for end to Middle East sanctions Ecumenical coalition urges that sanctions in Iran, Syria and Gaza are lifted in response to COVID-19 crisis
COVID-19: Augusta Victoria Hospital in Jerusalem makes room for emergency "Every precaution to protect high-risk patients”
