by Jonathan Krause I don’t know the little boy’s name. His mum had called Australian Lutheran World Service (ALWS) to give a donation to help victims of the Africa famine crisis. She’d handed the phone to her seven-year-old son. ‘I want to help th...

Dadaab Refugee Camp is the largest refugee camp in the world — 400,000 people, in a camp that was designed for 90,000. It is managed by a Lutheran World Federation team, as is Kakuma Refugee Camp, home to 85,000 people. It is to these camps that p...

Dadaab Refugee Camp is the largest refugee camp in the world — 400,000 people, in a camp that was designed for 90,000. It is managed by a Lutheran World Federation team, as is Kakuma Refugee Camp, home to 85,000 people. It is to these camps that p...

In 2006 the LCA joined other religious bodies in Australia in developing ‘A Common Belief: Australia's Religions United on Climate’. At the time LCA pastor Fred Veerhuis stated, ‘The church recognises that the possibility of unchecked climate chan...

In 2006 the LCA joined other religious bodies in Australia in developing ‘A Common Belief: Australia's Religions United on Climate’. At the time LCA pastor Fred Veerhuis stated, ‘The church recognises that the possibility of unchecked climate chan...

by Dr Teem Wing-Yip There are more Lutherans in Central Australia than there are in the Barossa Valley. Many are addicted to alcohol, regularly victims and perpetrators of violence, living in slum-like conditions and suffering from preventable ...

by Linda Macqueen Sixteen-year-old Jurez Musafiri looks into the camera and says, ‘I’ve been there; I know how it feels. Five years ago I was there myself.’ He explains how, when he was five years old, his family fled for their lives from the Repu...