Stopping violence based on religion must be a priority
By Janet Epp Buckingham – Originally published on Evangelical Focus For Christians around the world, August 22 should become an important day on the calendar.
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Christian Media Recognize WEA Human Rights Advocate
Two recent media articles have highlighted the sensitive, tireless, invaluable work of Wissam al-Saliby (shown above), the Lebanese native who serves as director of the
Building a Resilient Future: AEA Leadership Summit, August 24-26, 2023, Gaborone, Botswana
By Association of Evangelicals in Africa As the winds of change sweep across the African continent, a beacon of hope and unity shines bright on
New Alliance to Serve Chinese Christians Globally
The World Evangelical Alliance announced the formation of a new partner organization that will represent the interests of ethnic Chinese Christians all over the world.
Recent Developments at the UN Security Council
The United Nations Security Council has passed its first-ever resolution addressing the role of religion in peace building. At the WEA, we see this as
In a Double Move, Francis Closes the Ratzinger Era. For Now.
A commentary by Dr Leonardo De Chirico, Chair of the Theological Commission of the Italian Evangelical Alliance (IEA) Pope Ratzinger (1927-2022) died only seven months ago,
Thomas Schirrmacher on Anglican Bishop Nazir-Ali becoming a Catholic
In 2021, retired Anglican Bishop Michael J. Nazir-Ali affiliated with the Catholic Church. He joined the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, a special
World Freedom Network Launches Asia Freedom Network; Appoints Humanitarian and Mental Health Advocate as Director for Asia
By World Freedom Network The World Freedom Network (WFN) has launched its Asia arm and appointed Helen Avadiar-Nimbalker as the Director of Asia Freedom Network
What Can I Do to Fight Exploitation?
By World Freedom Network I watched “Sound of Freedom”. What can I do to stop human trafficking? Find a local organization to support with your finances,
WEA Contributes Proposals for United Nations’ “New Agenda for Peace”
The World Evangelical Alliance has contributed a statement in response to the United Nations’ New Agenda for Peace, an initiative of the UN Secretary General
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