The Lausanne Global Conversation is on the World Wide Open Network
Select a resource below and join the conversation at the bottom of that resource page. Or share a new resource by contributing an article, blog, video or other relevant content on the featured topics.
By Issachar Initiative | Presentation
This infograph presents the challenge to Christians to focus their giving toward the areas of the world where the church is not.
By Joshua Project | Research
This map shows the status of world evangelisation indicating which people groups are unreached/least-reached (few if any Christians), which groups have a formative/nominal church and which groups have an established/significant…
By Rev Dr J. N’GORAN | Art - Performing
PROLOGUE: Exclusivists, while recognizing to God His Sovereignty related to His Grace of Salvation, do no longer accept to include another faith within the Salvation of God in Christ. Among…
By Jerry Brandt | Presentation
God has now raised up 40 KLU’s world wide training and equipping nationals for remote village evangelism and church planting. All graduates are committed to do remote village work.
By Rev Dr J. N’GORAN | Art - Performing
PROLOGUE Les exclusivistes, tout en reconnaissant à Dieu sa Souveraineté relativement à sa Grâce de Salut, n’acceptent pas du tout d’inclure une autre foi dans le Salut de Dieu en…
By John Boland | Presentation
Offending Others: Don’t Bruise the Fruit Don’t run roughshod over the concerns of your brothers and sisters. Their concerns are God’s concerns, and he will take care of them……
By Cody C. Lorance | Presentation
Attached to this post, you should find a copy of the PowerPoint presentation from the panel discussion that I participated in at the Southern Baptist Convention’s 2012 North Central States…
By John Boland | Presentation
MINISTERING THROUGH NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION How does one minister to people you…
By Cody C. Lorance | Article
Today, I’d like to just provide an annotated list of some intriguing articles related to Bhutanese-Nepali refugees (in some cases more generally about refugees). I spend time regularly scouring the…
By Sadiri ’Joy’ Tira | Blog
Since moving from Toronto to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (my home city from 1984-2008) in September 2011, Millwoods Town Centre Mall has become my favorite place for relaxation, exercise, shopping, meeting…
By Sadiri ’Joy’ Tira | Article
From August 17-20, 2011, 540 delegates representing 17 nations convened at the Elijah School of Global Mission (ESGM) in Taytay, Rizal, outside Manila. Notably, the attendance has doubled from the…
By John Boland | Presentation
Conflict: Facing It & Comforting Co-Workers In the workplace, life happens and is lived out. Christians need to be Biblically prepared to address and minister to everyone…
By John Boland | Presentation
Members: The Unused Church Resourse Has the modern church and religious denominations left their membership behind? Should seminaries have a course on effectively church growth through the use the…
By Cody C. Lorance | Article
I have come across an article by my friend, H.L. Richard. I am posting below a link to the article and strongly encourage any of you that are interested in contextualization…
By Cody C. Lorance | Article
Our ministry (Trinity International Baptist Mission) is once again hosting volunteer teams to join us for a week of cross-cultural ministry in the Chicago (USA) area! The attached PDF provides…
By John Boland | Presentation
THE PROBLEM: So what does the term workplace evangelism bring to your mind? Is it a good thought or bad? Do you think the mention of it drives people…
By Mats Tunehag | Article
One can identify 3 essential activities which have helped to catalyze and grow the global Business as Mission (BAM) movement: 1. Developing the concept, 2. Spreading the concept and 3.…
By John Gilchrist | Article
Muslims have asked me umpteen times about the genealogies of Jesus Christ. One of them persistently asked me recently, “can you answer the two geneologies [sic] of Jesus?” Like many…
By Mats Tunehag | Article
In just 100 years, this country went from ‘unreached’ to ‘churched’, with approximately 90 percent of the population attending church as members. It is the ultimate success story in the…
By Cody C. Lorance | Blog
[The following article was something that I posted earlier on my blog. It was intended as a rebuttal to an article by American church-planting pastor and author Darrin Patrick. Patrick…
