EEA News February 2013 – The Power of Words
It is always so astounding what words can do. At the World Economic Forum in Davos for the first time since 2007 the tone concerning
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WEA Respects Pope Benedict’s Decision to Resign, Interprets It as Choice of Courage
New York, NY – February 11, 2013 The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) respects the recent decision of Pope Benedict to resign from his leadership role.
WEA RLC: Saudi Arabia Arrests 53 Ethiopian Christians at Private Worship Service
Saudi authorities on Feb. 8 arrested 53 Ethiopian Christians, mostly women, who were attending a worship service in the private, rented home of an Ethiopian
WEA Congratulates Dr. Michael Oh on His Appointment as Executive Director of the Lausanne Movement
New York, NY – February 10, 2013 The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) congratulates Dr. Michael Oh on his appointment as Executive Director and CEO of
Pray for the unreached people – Fulbe Jeeri, Fula Toro of Senegal
Fulbe Jeeri, Fula Toro of Senegal Fulbe Jeeri, Fula Toro of Senegal There are many names used in many languages to refer
Wycliffe CEO Explains Importance of ‘Unconditional Love’ in Bible Translation
by Katherine Weber, the Christian Post. Wycliffe Bible Translators CEO and President Bob Creson in a recent letter revealed the true story of teaching the
EEA Newsletter January 2012
EEA NEWS ‘Uniting to serve’ Europe, a cynic old lady? Looking at Europe, what do we expect? A deeper economic and social crisis still? Is
WEA-RLC Research and Analysis Report: Why Christian Persecution Remains Despite Reforms in Cuba
Cuba has shown some relatively significant signs of economic and political transformation since Raúl Castro’s official election as President in February 2008, but the nation’s
Global Prayer Resource Network Newsletter: How Should we Pray?
“Clearly the Lord is raising up a prayer standard to challenge the darkened, decadent soul of the age. A culture of prayer is what
European Evangelical Alliance Comments on European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) Cases
On 15th January 2013, the European Court of Human Rights ruled on 4 important cases involving British Christians. One case was won, three were lost.
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