Virtual lecture on Werner Nel’s “Grievous religious persecution”
Thomas Schirrmacher lectures virtually on Werner Nel’s “Grievous religious persecution” at University of Johannesburg together with Heiner Bielefeld
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WEA Joins New Zealand Christian Network in Mourning the Passing of Glyn Carpenter
The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) joins the New Zealand Christian Network (NZCN) and the South Pacific Evangelical Alliance (SPEA) in mourning the passing of Glyn Carpenter this past week.
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WEA is brainstorming with Teresa Whitfield of UN’s Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs
The Secretary General of the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) introduced his major senior leaders to connect with the “Peace and Reconciliation” (as WEA calls it) arm of the United Nations.
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WEA-Secretary General visits the Lieutenant Governor of Bonaire, Edison Enrique Rijna
After visiting the leadership of Trans World Radio and before meeting with pastors and missionaries of the International Church on Bonaire, Thomas Schirrmacher visited the Lieutenant Governor of Bonaire, Edison Enrique Rijna.
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Theological News 1/2022 has been published
The latest issue of the Theological News, the newsletter of the Global Theology Department of the World Evangelical Alliance, a quarterly news sheet, is published.
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The WEA & Central Asia Evangelical Alliance Call for Peace in Kazakhstan
The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) together with the Central Asia Evangelical Alliance (CEAE) express grave concern at the current political and social unrest in Kazakhstan, calling for immediate cessation of violence and incitement to violence.
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WEA Secretary General Visits Seychelles, Meets with Country’s President and Leadership of National Evangelical Alliance
On a recent trip to the Seychelles, World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) Secretary General Bishop Dr. Thomas Schirrmacher met with the island nation’s President speaking about the country’s positive track record on fighting corruption, ensuring freedom of religion and belief and its efforts to protect the environment.