Rev. Paul H. Ueki – Chairman of AEA “Give to those of the faith, so that they may be teachers of others.” (2 Timothy 2:2) It was about twenty years ago, when I was a missionary teacher at Caribbean Wesleyan College in Jamaica and assisting a pastor at a local church. One of our youthContinue reading Intergenerational Leadership – Problem at a Japanese Local Church
Rev. Dr. John Yates, Chairman of Australia Evangelical Alliance I spend a significant part of my time in one on one meetings, generally with younger men. They may be pastors, teachers, evangelists, even a few apostles and prophets, ministering in the Church (Eph 4:11). But they also include those called to represent Christ in business,Continue reading Intergenerational Leadership, Parent-Child Relationship
Rev. CB Samuel Broadly speaking, there are five generations in any community. For want of better categorization, I begin with the popular terms: (1) Traditionalist, born between1929-45), so in the age group of 74 and above (strictly speaking 74-90), (2) Boomers, born between 1945-1960/64 and currently between 55-74, (3) Generation X, born between 1961/65-1979 andContinue reading TOWARDS A CULTURE OF INTERGENERATIONAL LEADERSHIP IN THE COMMUNITY OF FAITH
NATIONAL EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP OF MALAYSIA A Visit with the Chairman of the National Evangelical Christian Fellowship (NECF) of Malaysia, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Eu Hong Seng in June 2019. We are grateful for the enthusiasm of the NECF in hosting the next AEA General Assembly and the AEA Conference on Intergenerational Leadership in MayContinue reading Visitation of National Evangelical Christian Fellowship Malaysia & Cambodia
Ms. Yamini Ravidran – Director of Religious Liberty and Social Justice of NCEASL, Executive Director of the Religious Liberty Commission Mr. Godfrey Yogarajah – Deputy CEO of WEA, General Secretary of NCEASL Ms Yamini Ravindran and Mr. Godfrey Yogarajah attended the Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom (July 16–18, 2019) organised by the US State Department.Continue reading Participation at the Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom and Interfaith Dialogue Exchange Programme July 13-27, 2019
WEA’s Geneva Liaison Office Keeps Sri Lanka, India, Algeria and Malaysia under the Spotlight at the Human Rights Council. Liaison Office also submits report on Freedom of Religion or Belief in Viet Nam and in Iraq, and denounces nationalist populism and xenophobia as being incompatible with Christian values.
Sri Lanka faced a series of devastating bombings last Easter Sunday, targeted at Christian devotees attending Easter Sunday worship services and Easter celebrations at luxury hotels. The reported death toll following these attacks currently stands over 359 people, including women and children. The attacks purportedly carried out by an Islamist terrorist group has left aContinue reading NCEASL Interventions for Sri Lanka Easter Sunday Bombing Victims
Leaders from The World Evangelical Alliance and Evangelicals Alliance were deeply distraught and condemns in the strongest terms the Easter Sunday (21 April) terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka targeting the Zion church in Batticaloa, St. Sebastian’s church in Katana, St. Anthony’s church in Kochchikade and leading luxury hotels in Colombo.
On April 26th, The World Evangelical Alliance, Religious Liberty Commission (WEA RLC) release a statement in response to Easter Sunday Attacks Targeting Churches and Luxury Hotels in Sri Lanka. WEA RLC stands in solidarity with the victims of the Easter Sunday attacks and against these brutal and barbaric acts of hate. Moreover, the WEA RLCContinue reading STATEMENT OF THE RELIGIOUS LIBERTY COMMISSION OF THE WORLD EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE
Easter commemorates the most important day in history of the universe. A day of Victory, of Power, of Life, and of Hope. May the Power of His Ressurection empower, inspire, and energize your life, love, and ministry.
