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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Schirrmacher releases Lecture held at the Federal Ministry of Defence
LECTURE In November 2018, Thomas Schirrmacher opened a workshop entitled “Ethical Education in the Bundeswehr on the development of Central Service Regulations for Ethical Education in the Bundeswehr” (German Armed Forces) in the Stauffenberg Room of the Federal Ministry of Defense in Berlin with a lecture entitled “Peace Ethics – Leadership Ethics – Ethical Education: a Luxury or the Lifeblood of Modern Armed Forces?”
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“Support and encourage your wives and daughters to learn and take over responsibilities”
Thomas and Christine Schirrmacher, both professors serving the World Evangelical Alliance, lectured at The Full Gospel Assemblies Bible College, Lahore, founded in 1967. They praised the school for giving female students such a prominent place in a country, in which women suffer from being second class citizens, that often do not count.
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“Leadership and Ethical Responsibility: The Three Aspects of every Decision” Published in Czech Language
(Bonn, 19.07.2016) The short version of Thomas Schirrmacher 8-volumes-ethics has been published in Czech language, the second East-European language after the Romanian edition. The English is distributed globally by the World Evangelical Alliance as part […]
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A Classic in Christian Management Literature now in its 2nd edition
Thomas Schirrmacher: Leadership and Ethical Responsibility
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Leadership and Ethical Responsibility
Executives have to continually make responsible decisions. However, Christians who are executives often do not know how to build a bridge between their underlying va- lues and the continual requirements of everyday working life.