WEA Partners with Unashamedly Ethical to Promote Values, Ethics, and Clean Living
New York, NY – May 17, 2012 The World Evangelical Alliance is pleased to announce a partnership with the Unashamedly Ethical campaign. Unashamedly Ethical is
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World Evangelical Alliance Condemns the Burning of the Qur’an
New York, NY – April 28, 2012 Terry Jones, minister of a 25-member congregation in Gainesville, Florida publicly burned a copy of the Qur’an today
Asia Pacific Forum on Small Arms and Light Weapons
World Evangelical Alliance Peace and Reconciliation Initiative (WEAPRI) Director Steve Tollestrup has returned from the Asia Pacific Forum on small arms and light weapons hosted
Afghanistan: The return of the religious police
Date: Friday 21 July 2006Subj: Afghanistan: The return of the religious police.To: World Evangelical Alliance Religious Liberty News & AnalysisFrom: WEA RLC Principal Researcher and
Rally at the Cross
Malta is a place of survival. It sits in the middle of the Mediterranean at the strategic narrowing of the sea. Trade winds lead ships
WEA Secretary General Discusses Current Global Crises with UN Head, Commits to Increased Engagement on Issues of Common Concern
World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) Secretary General Bishop Dr Thomas Schirrmacher led a delegation of WEA leaders in a recent meeting with United Nations (UN) Secretary
“A Remarkable Man and an Unmatched Legacy” – Festschrift Honors Dr. Manfred W. Kohl on Occasion of 80th Birthday
On the occasion of his 80th birthday, leaders of the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) presented Dr. Manfred W. Kohl with a festschrift honoring his life
Business as Mission Think Tank Releases Unique Report on BAM in and from China
The Business as Mission (BAM) Think Tank has recently released its eleventh paper, "Business as Mission in and from China". China’s astounding economic growth for the
Georgia: The Leaders of all Areas of Society in three Days
Hahn and Schirrmacher meet the Prime Minister and Patriarch Together with the head of Germany’s Professorenforum, Hans-Joachim Hahn, the President of the International Society for
WEA-RLC Research and Analysis Report: Curbing the rise of violence against Christians in Burkina Faso
Recent attacks on Christians in Burkina Faso have indicated a new frontier for violence in the conflict-struck country. While Islamist militant groups such as Ansarul Islam have continued
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