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Venezuela: Keeping hope alive when entire communities are people in need Lutheran church provides a safe place and alternative income sources
COVID-19: Indian churches stand with poorest communities UELCI appeals for support to help member churches continue vital work with those worst affected by pandemic
COVID-19: LWF launches Rapid Response Fund for member churches Support seeks to be sign of hope and solidarity within global Lutheran communion
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: “We are Easter people” Church leaders share messages of hope and life in advance of exceptional Easter
COVID-19: Churches preparing for an exceptional Easter Exceptional circumstances require unusual approaches to congregational life
COVID-19: Church brings hope amid hardship in Hong Kong ELCHK volunteers distribute food and medical supplies along with prayer and spiritual support
COVID-19: Routine helps people with dementia during coronavirus isolation Voices from the Communion: Rev. Kersten Storch
COVID-19: Encouraging each other in a time of need Wittenberg Seminar participants connect online during pandemic
