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After the killing of a volunteer refugee peace and security worker and the wounding of another,safety measures are being reviewed.
Health care workers at a Lutheran programme say the spectre of HIV and AIDS stigmatisation still thrives in Soweto, a large South African city.
With rainfall, increased aid and military operations in Somalia, the movement of migrants has declined, but the overall situation remains serious.
Mennonites have planted two trees in the 'Luthergarten' in Wittenberg, Germany, to mark the deepening of Mennonite-Lutheran relations.
An NGO supported by Mennonites has made a significant contribution to the Lutheran church's work at refugee camps serving the Horn of Africa.
The economic crisis is also an ethical crisis and faith groups need to say something about it, says an advocate of economic ethics.
The Lutheran World Federation council has approved plans for three-way talks that will include Lutherans, Roman Catholics, and Mennonites.
The refusal of Swiss authorities to grant a visa to a member of the Lutheran World Federation Council imperils the global body's ability to function.
Members of the Lutheran World Federation (LWF) meeting in Geneva are tackling a variety of issues from youth through to climate change and finance.
A Kenyan politician has praised the faiths in Africa for taking a leading role in peace-making through practical aid and dialogue activities.