Engelsk – LUMI genbrug Bornholm

WELCOME TO LUMI GENBRUG BORNHOLM

LUMI Genbrug Bornholm is a secondhand shop whose profits support the work of Lutheran Mission both in Denmark and internationally. By donating items to LUMI Secondhand and shopping with us, you help us help others.

Opening hours
Monday–Friday: 13:00–17:00
Saturday: 10:00–13:00

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How We Make a Difference

AS A CUSTOMER, YOU SUPPORT A GOOD CAUSE

No one can do everything, but everyone can do something. When you donate your belongings, your time, or shop at our LUMI Secondhand store, you help make a difference – both here in Denmark and around the world.

Two-thirds of our profits go to Lutheran Mission’s international work, helping to bring hope, support, and the Gospel to people in vulnerable situations. The remaining third goes to the local LM branch on Bornholm – because we want our support to make a difference both far away and close to home.

Here you can learn more about some of the international projects you help support, as well as our local work:

CAMBODIA

In Cambodia, Lutheran Mission staff work among people often on the margins of society. We focus especially on giving children and young people a solid start in life—both academically and personally.

Through programs such as English classes, kindergarten, and safe dormitory places, young people gain better chances to complete an education. We also encourage healthy leisure communities through kids’ clubs and sports.

Adults are offered training in health and life skills, and we partner with local churches for leadership training and evangelism in their context—all with cultural respect and a desire to serve people with hands and heart.

Tanzania

In Tanzania, we have a close, trust-based partnership with the Evangelical Lutheran Church, which has about seven million members. We support both diaconal initiatives and preaching ministries and are involved in several development projects. Some are funded through CKU – the Centre for Church-Based Development Cooperation, which strengthens churches’ role in societal development. Projects are run jointly by LM, the expatriate workers, and the local church.

A special focus is on nomadic tribes. We aim to meet them with understanding and respect so they can integrate naturally into society and congregation without giving up their cultural heritage.

We also help run a retreat centre for marriage courses and co-own the publishing house Soma Biblia, which spreads Bibles and Christian literature nationwide.

Peru

In Peru, we have long supported a small evangelical-Lutheran church on its journey toward independence and strength. Through theological training and counselling we equip the church’s pastors and leadership—both centrally and locally.

In the city of Cusco, at the edge of the church’s area, our staff focus mainly on congregational development, while our Norwegian partners handle theological work. All in close cooperation—sustained by prayer and a longing to see the gospel take root.

GREENLAND

In Greenland, together with the Christian Students’ Union (KFS), we support important work among young students in Nuuk. We want to be present with the gospel, compassion, and care during a life stage marked by major choices and open questions.

LOCAL WORK ON BORNHOLM

Part of the shop’s profits goes to the work of the local Lutheran Mission branch on Bornholm. People of all ages gather here around God’s Word through meetings, Bible study and fellowship – with the aim of helping more people come to know Jesus.