About the Lausanne Global Conversation

The Lausanne Global Conversation was an online platform for connecting participants in the Lausanne Movement's Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization in Cape Town, South Africa (Cape Town 2010) before, during and after the Congress.

The Global Conversation platform is no longer active, but core Lausanne content has been moved to the main Lausanne website and may be found in the Lausanne content library. Other content contributed by Global Conversation users is archived on this website. Read more »

Mission Africa – Lausanne Global Leadership Forum

Mission Africa is a network that serves the church in Africa through training and evangelistic programs. Emmanuel Kwizera, mission director of African Evangelistic Enterprise, Rwanda, invites the global church to celebrate the transformative power of the gospel in Africa. ThisRead more…

Two Famous Men With A Dead Body

                               Two Famous men with a Dead-body These two persons we find in the concluding chapters of 4 gospels-(Mt: 27:57-60, Mk.15:45-47, Luke.23:50-53, Jn.19:38-42), were no, ordinary persons. The above scriptures tells us that Mr. Joseph from the town of “ArimatheaRead more…

When A Spouse Leaves

Have you noticed how the wounded partner in a divorce, the person who is clearly the victim of the others irresponsibility is often the one who suffers the greatest guilt when a marriage breaks up?

Is Motherhood Boring?

It’s common to hear people say that being a homemaker is boring and that mothers who stay at home to raise children are accepting an unchallenging way of life.

Keeping Grandparents Close

You know, one of the most enjoyable things about having an international radio program is the thoursands of cards and letters that I get from listeners. 

Learning To Fight Fair

Since ther’s conflict in every romantic relationship, learning to fight fair just might be the most important lessson any couple can master. 

Loving Toughness

Whether you need to heal a troubled marriage or maintain a healthy relationship, my recommendation is an attitude called “loving toughness.”