WEA Secretary General Meets United Nations’ Head António Guterres in New York
New York, NY – September 6, 2018 World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) Secretary General Bp Efraim Tendero met with United Nations (UN) Secretary General António Guterres
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Rev. Raymond Swatkowski Appointed as WEA Deputy Secretary General for Operations
New York, NY – August 21, 2018 The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) is pleased to announce that Rev. Raymond Swatkowski has been appointed as its
The Evangelical Fellowship of Zimbabwe Calls for an End to Violence and Excessive Use of Force in the Nation
No to Violence and Excessive Use of Force Evangelical Fellowship of Zimbabwe It’s a sad afternoon and dark evening for Zimbabwe today. It is regrettable
Recent Converge Developments: Expanding a Global Network to Reach Youth
Colin & Melissa Piper who together head up WEA's Youth Commission better known as Converge share some recent developments in their network: It was such
Islam scholar: Seeking dialogue with liberal Muslims
(Bonn, 23.07.2018) The Islam debate in Germany must not be reduced to the fear of Islamic terrorism. This was the demand made by speakers at
WEA Announces New Members of Its International Council
New York, NY – July 23, 2018 The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) is pleased to announce the names of the new members of its International
A Backlash of Civility – by Amanda Jackson
Niceness is an under-rated quality – it tends to be associated with tepid talent and muted colour. The definition of nice (see the Oxford Dictionary)
Religious Liberty Prayer News: Burkina Faso; Nigeria; Bangladesh
“If they have persecuted me, they will also persecute you; if they have kept my saying, they will keep yours also.” John 15:20 Dear Friends
African Children Singing Us into Pentecost – by Dr Brian Stiller
There is nothing like a children’s choir to warm the heart. It was the day before Pentecost Sunday and the last day of a conference
Prayer Alert: 200 killed in recent violence near Jos in Nigeria
Armed Fulani herdsmen in Nigeria (Daily Post) According to reports, during 22nd to 25th June, Fulani herdsmen killed around 200 people including women and children in clashes with Christian
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