Right now, millions of children are bearing the crushing weight of crisis.
In Lebanon, children are living in midst of relentless violence – crowded into
shelters, uncertain of food, health care or safety. In Ecuador, children of
asylum seekers turned away from the U.S. are left with nothing, trapped in
limbo and at risk of hunger, homelessness and exploitation.
Our love can help carry the weight.
About Rev. Lisa Kipp
Rev. Lisa Kipp serves as the Director of Congregational Engagementat Lutheran World Relief. In her role, she leads a team that connectscongregations across the United States with LWR’s work of bringing lifesavingaid and long-term hope to our most vulnerable neighbors around the world. Aspart of this work, she also works closely with Lutheran World Relief’s Quiltand Kit Ministry, a program that has been a part of the fabric of thousands ofLutheran congregations for the past 80 years. Prior to this role, Rev. Kippserved an ELCA congregation in Rochester, MN, for nearly twenty years. Shecontinues to call Rochester home.
About Lutheran World Relief
Affirming God’s love for all people, Lutheran World Relief workswith Lutherans and partners around the world to end poverty, injustice andhuman suffering. Founded by Lutherans in the United States at the end of WorldWar II, LWR tackles global poverty by helping people adapt to the challengesthat threaten their livelihoods and well-being. They provide aid in emergenciesand help families restore their lives. They partner with local leaders to growrural economies and build healthy communities, breaking the cycle of poverty soour neighbors all around the world can thrive.
