
Church & Missions

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Founded in 1828, historic Church of England newspaper halts publication following owner’s passing
One of the world’s oldest continuously published faith-based newspapers has suspended printing operations following the death of its longtime owner, casting uncertainty over the future of a historic voice in Anglican journalism. The Church of England Newspaper will halt publication “until further notice,” according to Editor Andrew Carey. -
‘Gen Z are disciples in the making, not problems to fix’: Arise Leadership Summit spotlights authentic mentorship
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Patrick Fung opens day two of Arise Leadership Summit with call to grace, mentorship, and intergenerational growth
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Photos from opening ceremony of Arise Leadership Summit
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'A generation willing to say yes': Opening keynote at Arise Leadership Summit calls Asia to rise as a mission force
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Arise Leadership Summit kicks off in Indonesia with call to mobilize Gen Z for global missions
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WEA publishes findings of internal review following whistleblower report
The International Council of the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) published the conclusions of its own internal review of concerns related to governance, finances, theology, and ethical issues that was triggered following the publication of a whistleblower report. -

Interview: Keswick Convention marks 150 years of gospel-centered transformation and global reach
As the Keswick Convention celebrates its 150th anniversary this year, the historic gathering has reaffirmed its calling to gospel-centered transformation while embracing its growing influence on the global church. Under the theme “Transformed,” this year’s event highlights both continuity and change—faithful to its spiritual roots yet increasingly relevant to a diverse, interconnected world. -

COALA 3.0 communiqué affirms new era of Majority World mission partnerships and shared faith
The Christ Over Asia, Latin America and Africa (COALA) movement has released the official communiqué and partnership statement from its third global gathering, COALA 3.0, which convened in Panama from April 27 to 29, 2025. The event brought together 63 key church and mission leaders from 18 Majority World nations to strengthen collaboration and deepen theological unity across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. -
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[Book Review] Here Are Your Gods: Faithful Discipleship in Idolatrous Times
Some books are timeless. Others are for a particular time. Here Are Your Gods is both. So, it is personally challenging and deeply insightful about contemporary Western cultures. -

South Korean church leaders call for new strategy in rebuilding North Korean churches
To mark the 80th anniversary of liberation and division, the 7th North Korean Church Planting Forum was held to review the Korean church’s readiness and direction for unified mission work and the planting of churches in North Korea, and to refine strategies. Under the theme “80th Anniversary of Liberation: Diagnosis and Vision for North Korean Church Planting,” the forum was held on July 17 at the Cappella Hall in the basement of the Second General Building of Chongshin University in Dongjak-gu, -

Fourth annual IPAC meeting strengthens global Anglican–Pentecostal cooperation in mission and service
A shared commitment to global mission and service was reaffirmed during the fourth annual meeting of the International Pentecostal–Anglican Commission (IPAC), as delegates explored ways to deepen cooperation between the two Christian traditions. -

Mark Short appointed as new Anglican Primate in Australia, 'first evangelical since 1982'
A former journalist and evangelical—Right Rev Dr Mark Short, Bishop of the Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn— has been confirmed to be the next Primate of the Anglican Church of Australia. In a Facebook post, the Canberra Declaration stated: “For the first time since 1982, an evangelical bishop — Mark Short — will serve as the national leader of Australia’s Anglican Church.” In a public statement (July 21), the Archbishop of Sydney, Kanishka Raffel, himself an evangelical Christian, welcomed the
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