Thomas Paul’s week – No. 16 (2023)
In this week, Thomas Paul visits the KCF (Kongress Christlicher Führungskräfte) in Berlin, Germany.
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Advancing religious freedom must be a priority for global leaders
Global Director of Advocacy from the World Evangelical Alliance reflects on WEA’s and EAUK’s top leaders visit to the intergovernmental ministerial in London
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Women and Men Partnering for God’s Work
New Book on Women and Men Partnering for God’s Work Aims to Encourage Churches to Examine Biblical Stories and Principles on Co-Working & Co-Leading
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Preventing religious abuse of power
A new book by Martina Kessler deals with the handling of power in Christian congregations and organisations
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Peirong Lin’s research on Countering Mission Drift in a Faith-based Organisation
The German publishing House Verlag für Kultur und Wissenschaft – Culture and Science Publ. (VKW) published Peirong Lin’s research on ‘Countering Mission Drift in a Faith-based Organisation: An Interdisciplinary Theological Interpretation Focused on the Case Study of World Vision’s Identity Formation’.
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One year later: An Evangelical Looks at the Vatican’s Abuse Summit
The national Conferences of Bishops of the Catholic Church worldwide met at the Vatican in February 2019 for a summit on sexual abuse. Time to look back a year later, as much has happened in some countries, but there is no real progress on the global level.
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Double guest lecture in Manila: Islam in the curriculum
In a double guest lecture at PTS College & Advanced Studies in Dasmarinas City, Philippines, the representatives of the World Evangelical Alliance responsible for Islam and for Theological Education, Christine and Thomas Schirrmacher, together with the college management discussed the question of how the subject of Islam could be taken into greater account in the curriculum.