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In a time of rapid cultural shifts and increasing confusion about what it means to be human, the church was often perceived as lagging behind in responding to the deep questions surrounding human identity, embodiment, and the pursuit of health,...

This call will help you understand the heart behind Lausanne’s investment in younger leaders—and what you can expect from the Younger Leaders Gathering. For more information go to YLG 4 Insights on the Lausanne Movement website. The above link...

In this second webinar following the Congress, we will explore the purpose, process, and key themes of the Seoul Statement with David Bennett (Global Associate Director) and Theology Working Group chairs Dr. Ivor Poobalan and Dr. Victor Nakah. For...

On the day the First Lausanne Congress concluded 50 years ago, we held a special online event to commemorate this milestone. This recorded call offers a chance to reflect on God’s faithfulness, celebrate the Lausanne Movement’s impact on global...

Mental Health problems are the leading cause of ill health around the world and the body of Christ is not exempt. Hear Dr Joy Maria Wilson addressing the church on this important topic. For more information go to Mental Health, Spiritual Healing and...

Mental Health challenges continue to be an important topic within our Christian communities. As a network, we want to serve better in this area by listening to those who are working with different initiatives around the world, sharing and exchanging...

The Lausanne Leadership Development Network hosted a webinar with Dr Gregg A. Okesson, Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs at Asbury Seminary in Kentucky. It is based around the themes mentioned in his book: Public Missiology: How...

Starting Conversations That Lead to Faith. Many people today are spiritually curious yet hesitant about organized religion. How can Christians engage these conversations naturally and meaningfully? For more information go to Jesus for the Curious on...

Lausanne Generations is committed not only to equipping younger leaders for global missions but also fostering intergenerational collaboration across the Lausanne Movement and beyond. For more information go to Intergenerational Collaboration on...

YLGen is a ten-year commitment to strategically partner with younger leaders and to connect them more intentionally to Lausanne issue networks, regions, resources, and mentors, as well as to one another through peer groups. For more information go...

South East Asia is a very diverse region––it is multi-ethnic, multicultural, and multilingual––it is indeed a colourful and diverse region. It is also multi-religious, with the mainland region being largely Buddhist and the maritime region...

The Oceania region stretches from Perth, Western Australia to the Pitcairn Island. In addition to the Australian continent, it includes New Zealand, Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia, and bridges both the equator and the International Date Line....

North Africa is an economically prosperous area, generating one-third of Africa’s total GDP. Saudi Arabia is one of the world’s largest oil producers and accounts for roughly 15% of global output. Oil production is also high in Libya....

Africa is arguably the most diverse continent in the world. It represents nearly 2,000 languages, and is home to the largest number of French speakers in the world. There are over twenty African countries where French is the official language,...

A unique aspect of Eurasia is its rich history. Christianity in Russia is more than 1,000 years old and in Armenia it is 1,700 years old, beginning with the third century AD. Eurasia encompases 11 different time zones and about 200 different...