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    Week Of Prayer Material for 2022 is now available on YouVersion!

    The material for the Evangelical Alliance Week of Prayer 2022 under the theme “Sabbath – Living According to God’s Rhythm” can now be found on YouVersion!

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    Exciting News about the Hope for Europe Conference 2022

    In challenging times like these, the light of hope shines brighter than ever. So, despite all the distress, we as followers of Jesus and believers also see the great opportunities for the proclamation of the Gospel and the building of the Kingdom of God in Europe. 

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    Reflections on COP26

    COP26 was a very different COP. What we expect to come out of any COP meeting is strong and good decisions that are binding that will lead to ensuring that the issue of Climate Change is addressed and all the nations in the world play their part in ensuring that. Perhaps we are a bit disappointed with COP26 because we did not get the strong commitments that we wanted to keep global temperature rise to below 1.5. However, in spite of all this, I have come back from Glasgow more hopeful. This was the 4th time that I was attending a COP meeting – the previous times being the COP in Lima, Paris and Bonn.

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    The Joseph Principle

    There’s a pattern throughout history: God uses seemingly adverse circumstances for His glory. We might almost call this the Joseph Principle – “you meant evil against me, but God meant it for good” (Genesis 50:20).

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Unlocking Expectations

  • Unlocking Expectations: Collaborative Peacebuilding with Neighbors
    Unlocking Expectations: Collaborative Peacebuilding with Neighbors

    As part of our overarching communication theme of “Unlocking Expectations” in times of the pandemic in the second half of 2021, readers of the EEA Newsletter are being presented with a variety of perspectives on the topic in several issues of the EEA Newsletter. We are very pleased that Bryan Carey has agreed to answer some of our questions for the final edition on the topic.

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  • Reflections on COP26
    Reflections on COP26

    COP26 was a very different COP. What we expect to come out of any COP meeting is strong and good decisions that are binding that will lead to ensuring that the issue of Climate Change is addressed and all the nations in the world play their part in ensuring that. Perhaps we are a bit disappointed with COP26 because we did not get the strong commitments that we wanted to keep global temperature rise to below 1.5. However, in spite of all this, I have come back from Glasgow more hopeful. This was the 4th time that I was attending a COP meeting – the previous times being the COP in Lima, Paris and Bonn.

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  • The Joseph Principle
    The Joseph Principle

    There’s a pattern throughout history: God uses seemingly adverse circumstances for His glory. We might almost call this the Joseph Principle – “you meant evil against me, but God meant it for good” (Genesis 50:20).

    Read more
  • Faithful service amid fear and uncertainty
    Faithful service amid fear and uncertainty

    Like many around the world, life and ministry changed drastically for the Apostolovski family in 2020. Sokrat and Lena, together with their adult children Aleksandar and Kristina, have been serving Roma communities in Skopje and around North Macedonia for nearly 18 years. Aleksandar sat with me and reflected on ministry during the pandemic.

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  • Unlocking Expectations – Nourishing virtuous character in times of crisis
    Unlocking Expectations – Nourishing virtuous character in times of crisis

    As part of our overarching communication theme of “Unlocking Expectations” in times of the pandemic in the second half of 2021, readers of the EEA Newsletter are being presented with a variety of perspectives on and experiences with the topic in several issues of the EEA Newsletter. We are very pleased that Marvin Oxenham has agreed to answer some of our questions.

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  • Sparks of Hope in the Lives of Roma Women in Ukraine
    Sparks of Hope in the Lives of Roma Women in Ukraine

    Twenty women and girls huddle together into a small Roma church in a Hungarian speaking village in Western Ukraine. Little babies nestle in the arms of teenage mothers, while grandmothers look after older ones. For a moment you might think you have come to a jungle, since the noise can be quite disturbing.  But little by little voices quieten and everyone finds their place.

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  • Beyond Hope, Expectations
    Beyond Hope, Expectations

    In Nairobi, the first Covid 19 lockdown was in March 2020. Psychologically and emotionally, it felt to me like the announcement of a political state of emergency, except that this was a health-related emergency, unfamiliar and frightening, expecting to see armed soldiers walking on main roads stopping anyone who was foolish enough to venture outside. I looked forward to the afternoon three o’clock government update that gave critical information because I didn’t want to be unprepared for any eventuality, especially since I am also a caregiver of an elderly parent who wonders why we should keep away from others (social distancing) since we have no quarrel with them.

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  • Interview with the Executive Team of the EEA Hope for Europe Arts+ Network
    Interview with the Executive Team of the EEA Hope for Europe Arts+ Network

    Over the next six months of 2021, the overarching communication theme of the European Evangelical Alliance is “Unlocking Expectations” in times of the pandemic. Readers of the EEA Newsletter will be presented with different perspectives on this theme in several issues of the EEA Newsletter. We are very pleased that the executive team of the EEA Hope for Europe Arts+ Network has agreed to answer some of our questions, as many artists have been challenged by the lockdowns over the last year and a half and many inspiring and creative ideas have emerged in dealing with the restrictions.

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  • THE TONE OF GOD’S VOICE
    THE TONE OF GOD’S VOICE

    Have you ever noticed God speaking to you in different tones?  Think about it.  We use different tones of communication all the time, especially when teaching.  When coaching sports I’m generally noisy and enthusiastic, even to just one individual.  I just love celebrating their victories and calling them up to greater heights. 

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  • Extending Gospel Ministries and the Era of Social Distancing
    Extending Gospel Ministries and the Era of Social Distancing

    With the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic’s spread […] [occurring this year], it’s important we recognize the difficulty of the past […] [16 months]. There’s no other way to say it: It’s been hard. We’re more physically distant than we, as a people of God, ever have been in over a century. Close family and friends haven’t gathered together in months if not the entire [..] [time]. People have suffered financial instability, food insecurity and the loss of loved ones due to the virus. While the church’s mission and work continue despite social distancing restrictions, I know deeper relationships with people in the community have been difficult to maintain or initiate.

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Newsletters

  • What should our expectations be?
    What should our expectations be?
    • December 1, 2021

    When talking with Christians about the state of the church in Europe I often detect the underlying expectation and longing that things should go back to what we call Christendom. A time where the institutionalised Christian faith set the parameters for all areas of life. A time when the power was in the hands of “the Christians”. But, was that time really a good time as we consider its fruits? Much was good but when I look at today’s world, at its reactions against those times, I see its downsides as well.

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The Evangelical Alliance was originally created in London in 1846. A number of founding members were representing European countries. The European Evangelical Alliance (EEA) was founded in 1951. The EEA exists to foster unity and evangelical identity and provide a voice and platform to 23 million European evangelical Christians. The mission of the EEA is to CONNECT for com-mon purpose, EQUIP for integral mission and REPRESENT with a united voice. It is a grassroots movement from all Protestant traditions present in 36 European countries. The Brussels office of the EEA promotes active citizenship of its constituency and represents it to the European Institutions. The EEA is part of the World Evangelical Alliance (www.worldea.org)

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