Tag: Lausanne Movement
Closing the Gaps
Much of the program at last week’s Fourth Lausanne Congress was structured around 25 issue areas, or gaps. Yet some have pointed out that this granular approach to the overall mission effort ignores the context of each of the gaps, as well as the ways in which they interrelate.
Reaffirming the Lausanne Covenant
A Call to Unity and Global Mission Fifty Years On
The Lausanne Covenant included Christians on both sides of disagreements who might otherwise be divided. Instead, the leaders of the congress sought to create a covenantal community across such differences and in service of a shared mission for “the whole church to take the whole gospel to the whole world.”
Diaspora Missions Today
Challenges and Opportunities for the Overseas Chinese Church
Today, faced with the opportunities and challenges of diaspora missions brought about by globalization, the church should actively participate. We hope that God will give the church the spiritual vision and kingdom-mindedness to take part in diaspora missions, and that we will see opportunities for encouraging lay missions.
An Emerging Missions Movement in Asia
At the upcoming Arise Asia conference, I look forward to hearing first-hand what God is doing among his people in Asia and to discerning ways that we can be more deeply involved in mobilizing and serving the next generation of gospel workers from Asia.
An Interview with a Missions Leader in China (1)
A three-part post looking at the current state of indigenous missions from China.
Remembering the Life and Ministry of Rev. Wang Yongxin
In honor of a faithful servant of God.
Seoul Commitment
Chinese house church leaders commit to engage as partners with the global church in world evangelization.