Located on the western side of Mongolia, the Durbet have long been a people involved in animism (a belief that non-living objects have spirits) and shamanism (a belief in an unseen world of gods, demons and spirits). With far less than one percent of the Durbet being Christian, this group of people needs both physical […]
The Lausanne Movement/MANI Southern Africa Younger Leaders meeting in Johannesburg, South Africa, was the first of its kind in Africa since the 2006 Lausanne Younger Leaders Gathering in Malaysia. Some thirty young leaders from different areas of ministry and work in Southern Africa were present. The partnership vision between Lausanne and MANI (Movement for African […]
For more than two thousand years, the Church has worked to fulfill the Great Commission of our Lord. By 1900, 45.69% of the world was evangelized; by 2000, more than 73.09% of the world has heard the gospel. Yet there are still more than 1.8 billion people who have never heard the gospel of Jesus […]
Marriages, whether in church or a Registry Office, were not counted in the United Kingdom before 1837. In the nineteenth century, the majority of weddings took place in Anglican churches. Churches of other denominations gradually became licensed for marriage. Since then, the percent of marriages taking place in these churches has increased from 20% in […]
It is amazing to see what God has done at the turn of the millennium using modern satellite technology both in Germany and throughout Europe. Since the first evangelistic crusade with Dr. Billy Graham in 1993 in Essen, Germany, “ProChrist” (www.prochrist.de/) has gained momentum and decisively shaped evangelistic efforts in many places around Europe. After […]
