Welcome the New Year with FAITH
We welcome 2018 with faith in God amidst the challenges, uncertainties, and problems that lie ahead. We can put our confidence in the words of
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WEA Christmas Greeting – The Three Gifts to the Shepherds
In the Gospel of Luke 2:8-20, we read that the birth of Christ — announced by the angel to the shepherds — gave them Good
Casting a Vision for Women in African Churches
Three weeks ago, a small and committed group of women met in Nairobi for a vision sharing and planning time. Meetings like this one revive
Religious Liberty Prayer Alert: 9 killed, over 50 injured in church bombing in Pakistan
On Sunday, 17 December, a suicide bomber targeted a Methodist Church in Quetta, Pakistan leaving nine dead and more than fifty injured. According to reports,
WEA Secretary General Meets Pope Francis, Discusses Promotion of Religious Freedom and Bible Distribution and Engagement around the World
In a private meeting on December 14, Bp Efraim Tendero, Secretary General of the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA), and Pope Francis discussed how to strengthen
The Power of a Touch – by Amanda Jackson
“Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of
Brief Response to the Open Letter from the Evangelical Alliances of Italy, Spain and Malta
In response to the “open letter” released on December 1 by the Evangelical Alliances of Italy, Spain, and Malta, the WEA offers assurance that the
AE Africa: The Place of the Church in Dialogue, Reconciliation and Unity is Paramount
AEA Leaders Issue Press Statement on the Place of the Church in Dialogue, Reconciliation and Unity The Association of Evangelicals in Africa (AEA) Governing Council
Christian Economic Forum 2018: Application Now Open!
Taking place for the very first time in Europe, CEF 2018 will be hosted in the beautiful mountains of St. Moritz, Switzerland! By exclusive invitation
The Dark Continent Calls – by Brian Stiller
Driving from Rwanda into Congo is like reading two tales of one border, as a colleague noted. Just in crossing it’s obvious one is leaving
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