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Egyptian professor calls on Lausanne 4 participants: 'It is time we restored the lost art of church discussions'
Unity in the church is crucial to fulfill the Great Commission, even if it means uncomfortable discussions, humility, taking time to listen and silence to be guided by the Holy Spirit, delegates heard at a morning plenary session at the Fourth Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization in Incheon, Korea. -
Muslims severely beat Christian for sharing his faith
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Persecution of Christians spotlighted at Lausanne 4: believers need a 'united, biblical response'
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Lausanne apology for speaker remarks on Israel-Gaza, dispensational eschatology risks stirring greater controversy
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Lausanne Movement celebrates 50 years with renewed urgency to take the Gospel to a digital world
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Pastor at Lausanne 4 challenges believers: 'don't preach morality, preach and live Christ' to those struggling with sexuality
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'We are called today to remember, to listen, to repent, and to seek justice', Latin American theologian tells Lausanne 4
Theologian, missiologist and educator Ruth Padilla DeBorst led the last presentation on the second day of the Fourth Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization. Representing Latin America, the Costa Rica-based Argentinean began her message by quoting John 20:20-21 as the last words of Jesus to his disciples. From there she gave a historical, social and economic account of what was happening in the world at the time when the Lord was on earth, to begin to ask in what capacity Jesus was sent into t -

'Love, not fear should motivate us to care for creation', climate scientist says at Lausanne 4
A distinguished atmospheric scientist from Canada made an impassioned plea to the evangelical community to heed God’s word and take climate change seriously, when speaking about integrating science and faith at the Fourth Lausanne Congress on World Evangelism held in Incheon, Korea. However, it is not fear that motivates believers but love, she said. -

Lausanne edits Seoul Statement’s paragraphs on homosexuality, says there may be more ‘non-substantive changes’
After releasing the Seoul Statement just before the start of the Fourth Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization held in Incheon, Korea from September 22 to 28, the document’s editorial team adjusted two paragraphs that speak to the issue of the Church’s response to homosexuality. A spokesperson commented that more minor changes are possible. -

Christian 16-year-old girl in Pakistan kidnapped, forcibly converted
A 16-year-old Christian girl in Pakistan was forced to convert to Islam and marry a Muslim after he and two accomplices kidnapped her this month, her parents said. -

Police in UK compensate preacher for unlawful arrest, jailing
U.K. police last week paid 10,000 British Pounds ($13,321 USD) in damages and costs to a Christian preacher arrested, strip-searched and jailed for denouncing Islam in 2022 at a renowned public speech site in London.
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