04-2010 | Lausanne World Pulse Archives

Being black and evangelical in South Africa means being a witness in at least three respects.Read more…

An example of how God used a small group of lay people to change the spiritual trajectory of an entire people group.Read more…

In 1999, Wycliffe and other partners adopted Vision 2025 to see all language communities having a Bible translation program in progress by 2025. Here is an update.Read more…

The traditional missionary is looking increasingly different today. Nonetheless, the author shares how these atypical workers can greatly impact the harvest.Read more…

All believers are called to be agents of hope and reconciliation in our broken and fragmented world.Read more…

The author identifies restraints that are holding back progress that the Holy Spirit wants to see as pastors, business leaders, and laity come together to minister.Read more…

Seven points in responding to tragedy through a Christian lens.Read more…

An overview of South African missionary history, Apartheid, and the Church as it moves toward reconciliation and healing in a long-divided land.Read more…

The authors share how overcoming racist mindsets and denominationalism can be done through unity, integrity, and love.Read more…

Kath Henry, co-pastor of Vineyard Christian Fellowship in Thornleigh, Sydney, Australia, talks about her passions and hopes for the future.Read more…

AROUND THE WORLD: GoBible Traveler Holds Entire Audio Bible The GoBible Traveler device is available in two new portable audio Bible editions, The GoBible Traveler and the Spanish GoBible Viajero. The GoBible Traveler is a lightweight, hand-held, portable device preloadedRead more…

Twenty-three members of the Lausanne Theology Working Group recently met in Lebanon to discuss what is meant by Ì¢‰âÂÒthe whole world.Ì¢‰âÂåRead more…