Next month in Wisla, Poland, a gathering of 800 European evangelical leaders under the umbrella of the Lausanne Movement was to address the challenges of a continent facing crisis. But the pandemic crisis itself has delayed the event until November…
Should the fire in Camp Moria, Downing Street’s threat to disregard international law, and opposition protests in Belarus and Russia, concern us as Christians, lay and leader alike? Or are these issues only for politicians and experts? True, few of…
COVID-19 may be a necessary slap in the face to re-awaken the church to her mission and calling. Rather than the death-blow to an already-ailing institution, church leaders from around the world engaged in developing online congregations see more opportunity…
Almost six months after the start of lockdown in Europe, we still have no clear answer to the psalmist’s question, ‘How long, Lord?’ (Ps. 13). A matter of weeks, we first thought; then conceded that it could take months before…
For many thousands of Christians in south Asia, the name “Bart” is a household concept with a double association. The first is the ministry of ‘power evangelism’, modelled by Dutchman Bart Doornweerd, as originally inspired by the work of John…
