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The Global Conversation platform is no longer active, but core Lausanne content has been moved to the main Lausanne website and may be found in the Lausanne content library.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 »

Our Digital Life – Towards a Church Website Ethos

This was a paper written in advance of a major revamp of our church’s web-presence (All Souls Langham Place in London, UK). The aim was to research and evaluate many of the different possibitlities and opportunites (as well as someRead more…

The Church and the Environmental Crisis: A Call to Respond

I have been posting a Blog Series at http://ourfathersworld.org called ’Countdown to Cape Town” in which I have been exploring the relationship of the environmental crisis, redemption and the church.  This is the final post in that series, and summarizesRead more…

Winning within and without

Winning is sweet and absolutely sweet while losing is bitter and absolutely bitter. Jesus came that we might win within and without. As you believe and receive Him with all your heart, He will put the grace for all roundRead more…

The International Churches: Spiritual Homes of the Migrants

  What is an international church?   An international church is a “family”, “”home, and “place of refuge” primarily for expatriate Christians located (usually but not always) temporarily outside their country of citizenship (e.g. foreign workers, foreign students, diplomats, militaryRead more…

Do we need to change the training system?

Most lchurch & mission leaders are coming from a typical seminary training. I see the need to much more apply  Paul’s model for training young men and women through learning by doing. Theoretical reflection needs to be learned – butRead more…