The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) is looking for a full-time Advocacy Officer, to be a part of the WEA Geneva UN Liaison team. Accepts Applications Until June 30, 2017 Read more
“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." Read more
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. Read more
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 flee their homes in... Read more
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... Read more
We’ve probably all experienced a “cringe moment”, when someone identified as a Christian says something – might be at work, or at a party with friends, or it might be... Read more
Was the first missionary out of NZ a Baptist? Depends who you count. But either way, this is an interesting short article on the recent history of the missions movements and evangelical netw... Read more
A summary of the main outcomes from the World Evangelical Alliance International Leadership Forum just concluded in Korea, which will shape our work program leading up to the General Assembl... Read more
Participants at WEA's International Leadership Forum (ILF) in Seoul, Korea, prepared a statement on the situation of the divided Korea. 'A Message of Goodwill from the WEA to All the People... Read more
To say ISIS is not Islamic is disingenuous. But to tar all of Islam, and therefore Muslims, with this brush is like saying that Northern Ireland’s Protestant/Roman Catholic war represents al... Read more
"NZ Christian Network’s commitment to Jesus’s prayer for unity, and its role in bringing Christians and especially Christian leaders together across denominations, is very important in Aotearoa New Zealand today." Bishop Kito Pikaahu Te Tai Tokerau The Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia 2 April 2015
"NZ Christian Network’s commitment to Jesus’s prayer for unity, and its role in bringing Christians and especially Christian leaders together across denominations, is very important in Aotearoa New Zealand today."
Bishop Kito Pikaahu Te Tai Tokerau The Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia 2 April 2015
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