New Alliance to Serve Chinese Christians Globally
The WEA announced the formation of a new partner organization that will represent the interests of ethnic Chinese Christians all over the world.
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The WEA announced the formation of a new partner organization that will represent the interests of ethnic Chinese Christians all over the world.
The World Evangelical Alliance honors the memory of Luis Palau, probably the greatest Spanish-speaking Christian evangelist in world history, who died at age 86 on March 11.
The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) is pleased to announce the launch of the Global Evangelism Network (GEN) to put a renewed emphasis on its historical role in uniting evangelicals around proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ.
During his visit to the World Council of Churches (WCC) in Geneva on the occasion of its 70th anniversary, Pope Francis, along with many kind words, urged the WCC to once again prioritize the task of evangelism and mission.
My article on „Christian Witness in a multi-religious World“ (2011) in the magazine of the Protestant Association of Germany (Evangelischer Bund) is currently only available in German.
Even though I was very busy and only found time to open my copy in the evening, I had to read ‘From Jerusalem to Timbuktu: A World Tour of the Spread of Christianity’ in one go! I finished tired, but filled with joy.
According to the Evangelical theologian and sociologist Thomas Schirrmacher, Associated Secretary General of World Evangelical Alliance, issues facing Christianity around the world have increased and include more and more countries and various circumstances. At the same time, Jesus’ church is growing to an extent never before known, and in some regions such as Iran or China it is seemingly growing almost on its own.