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WEA Peace, Reconciliation and Social Justice Conference in Chisinau Seeks to Launch Regional Network
“To bring peace and restoration we need to equip local and national players with new capacities, so that they are able to engage with their community in unrest.”
Women and the Church – WEA video series
The WEA Women’s Commission has produced these thought-provoking videos to encourage people to think of the role of women in the Bible, in the Church, in leadership, in marriage and more.
#WorldRefugeeSunday
WEA Media Release New York, NY - 3 May 2017 How Will Your Church Participate in #WorldRefugeeSunday on June 18 & 25? Over 65 million people have been forced to...
Why the only future worth building includes everyone
Speaking from his apartment at Vatican’s Domus Sanctae Marthae guesthouse, Pope Francis gave an 18-minute talk at the TED 2017 Conference. He touched on the need for “togetherness” during a time of political upheaval all over the globe.
An empty chair, a missing Premier – a poignant metaphor
British Actress, Comedian, broadcaster, Liz Carr, known internationally for her work opposing assisted suicide as a disability campaigner as well as her role in the BBC forensics drama, Silent Witness, has been in Melbourne, Australia for the last few weeks with her show: Assisted Suicide: The Musical.
Compromised Christians or the 10 “BUT´s”
Have evangelical business leaders internalised the mindset of contemporary Capitalism? The following points were areas of discussion at the Congress of Christian Leaders and part of a newly released discussion paper.
Sweden’s Prostitution Solution: Why Hasn’t Anyone Tried This Before?
In a centuries deep sea of clichés despairing that ‘prostitution will always be with us’, one country’s success stands out as a solitary beacon lighting the way. In just five years Sweden has dramatically reduced the number of its women in prostitution. By what complex formula has Sweden managed this feat? Amazingly, Sweden’s strategy isn’t complex at all. It’s tenets, in fact, seem so simple and so firmly anchored in common sense as to immediately spark the question, “Why hasn’t anyone tried this before?”
What happened when we introduced 4-year-olds to an old people’s home
This UK ‘experiment’ is a wonderful example of bringing our communities together for the benefit of all. A timely lesson for western cultures.
MIC 08 | The experts against euthanasia
To help New Zealanders understand what David Seymour’s ‘End of Life Choices Bill’ entails, and what it would mean in Practice, MAXIM INSTITUTE hosted two visiting UK experts at their recent MIC event.
10 predictions about the future Church and shifting attendance patterns
What will the future church be like? And how should you and I respond? While no one’s really sure of what’s ahead, talking about it at least allows us to position our churches for impact in a changing world.
12 ways your phone is changing you
Author Tony Reinke states, “Never offline, always in reach, we now wield in our hands a magic wand of technological power we have only begun to grasp. But it raises new enigmas…
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