Fourth Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization

Voices From Eurasia at Lausanne 4: Global Mission and Local Challenges

At the recent Lausanne Congress, two evangelical pastors originally from Russia and Moldova shared their insights on global missions and the unique challenges churches face in their respective countries.

‘Churches Always Need Each Other,’ Says Russian Baptist Leader

Peter Mitskevich, president of the Russia Baptist Union, said in his first Lausanne Congress "Churches always need each other."

Gen Zs Belong then Believe, Says Professor and Student Ministry Leader at Lausanne 4

In the speech named “Gen Zs in Missional Community, God’s New Society”, Professor Denise-Margaret Thompson emphasized to all attendees the significance of Generation Zs for God’s mission today and that the church must engage and equip them in accord with their characteristics.

Global Ambassador of the World Evangelical Alliance Calls Five Reformations to Rectify the Uneffectve Mission Situation at Lausanne 4

On September 24th, Bishop Efraim Tendero, executive director of the Galilean Movement and global ambassador of the World Evangelical Alliance, delivered a speech named “Power and Integrity Call for Global Shift in the Missional Community”, calling for five reformations in the face of the current ineffective mission situation.

Lausanne 4: Rector Vaughan Roberts Advocates 'Christ Revolution' in Response to Sexual Revolution

At the first evening session of the Fourth Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization, Reverend Vaughan Roberts, Rector of St. Ebbe's church in Oxford, addressed the issue of human identity and sexuality, offering a Christian response to the ongoing sexual revolution through a Christ revolution.

Lausanne 4: Dr. Ruth Padilla-DeBorst Challenges All Christians to Pursue Justice

On the first evening of Lausanne 4, Dr. Ruth Padilla-DeBorst, a theologian and advocate for social justice, delivered a message about the Christian’s responsibility to address systemic injustice. Speaking from her experience as a Christian leader in Latin America, Ruth emphasized that justice is not optional for Christians—it is at the very core of God's call.

Lausanne 4: Scientist Katharine Hayhoe on Creation Care—‘It’s an Issue of Faith’

Addressing the issue of creation cre during the first evening session of Lausanne 4, Dr. Katharine Hayhoe, chief scientist of the Nature Conservancy and distinguished professor at Texas Tech University, urged attendees to treat this matter as integral to their faith.

Lausanne 4 Plenary: God’s Mission Empowered by the Holy Spirit

In the first missiological engagement plenary of the Fourth Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization entitled “God’s Mission Empowered by the Holy Spirit” on September 23, speakers demonstrated dynamic testimonies and rational experience of churches led by the Spirit, highlighting that “God is at work.”

Lausanne 4: Femi Adeleye Calls for Repentance, Return to Holy Spirit

Rev. Dr. Femi Adeleye gives a message of repentance and calls for a return to the Holy Spirit at the first session of the second day of the fourth Lausanne Congress in Incheon, South Korea.