World Evangelical Alliance Hosts Diverse Gathering in Seoul, 2025
October 28, 2025
The World Evangelical Alliance General Assembly gathered 850 participants from 124 nations, showcasing global diversity.
The World Evangelical Alliance General Assembly gathered 850 participants from 124 nations, showcasing global diversity.
Dr. Calum Miller warns at WEA assembly in Seoul: Pro-life nations must not assume stability as global abortion trends shift.
Pakistan is set to reform its blasphemy laws, aiming to prevent misuse and promote minority rights amidst ongoing violence.
The Supreme Court of Finland will hear the case against Päivi Räsänen for quoting the Bible in a 2019 tweet.
Anti-Christian sectarian violence erupted in Nazlat Jalf, Egypt, due to rumors of a Christian-Muslim relationship.
“Christians are blessed not just by knowing the Bible but by living it, advocates Rick Warren at WEA’s General Assembly.”
Evangelicalism is booming in Africa with nearly 70% of global growth occurring there, says researcher Jason Mandryk.
Sandra Montes, a former lay member of The Episcopal Church Executive Council, resigned, citing lack of inclusivity.
Samaritan’s Purse airlifted 100,000+ lbs of aid to Gaza, marking the first mission of its new 767 cargo plane.
Vice President JD Vance attended a private mass in Jerusalem, highlighting Jesus Christ as the Prince of Peace amid regional tensions.
Joe Rogan, on his podcast, discusses his interest in Christianity, church, and skepticism about dismissing the Bible.
In a time when more men are showing interest in faith, churches must adapt to engage them effectively and meaningfully.