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  • Bible & Culture 2026: Renew Your Mind and Spirit

    Bible & Culture 2026: Renew Your Mind and Spirit0

    Are you looking for a place to deepen your understanding of Scripture and explore how the Christian faith speaks into today’s cultural, social, and political realities? Bible & Culture 2026 offers a unique opportunity to do just that.

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  • HOPE 2026 (5-9 October, Albania)

    HOPE 2026 (5-9 October, Albania)0

    Register now for the HOPE 2026 network event and Partner Conferences   REGISTER NOWREAD MORE
  • At the Crossroads

    At the Crossroads0

    As Easter approaches, we find ourselves—personally, spiritually, and collectively—standing at a crossroads. Lent invites us to pause, to look honestly at our lives, and to turn again toward God. This season of reflection meets a world marked by deep uncertainty. Wars continue to destroy communities and uproot millions. Political tensions reshape societies. Climate change confronts us with fires, floods, and fragile futures.

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  • Common. But capacious. I learned to inhale and exhale. I learned to transition.

    Common. But capacious. I learned to inhale and exhale. I learned to transition.0

    Over the last year, I have had a tiny thought. It has grown bigger and bigger. It has grown inside me. After more than ten years in the same job and around twenty years in the workplace, I realised that I am halfway through my working life. So maybe I need to pause and ask myself: am I still in the right place? Why am I doing what I am doing, and for whom? Is it relevant to me, to others and to God?

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  • United in Prayer: Announcing the EEA Week of Prayer 2027

    United in Prayer: Announcing the EEA Week of Prayer 20270

    We are pleased to announce the Week of Prayer 2027, centred on the theme “For the glory of God and the blessing of His people.” This upcoming edition of one of the longest-standing traditions in the Evangelical world invites evangelical believers across Europe to unite in prayer, rooted in a rich spiritual heritage and a renewed vision for the future.

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  • What Makes Good Government?

    What Makes Good Government?0

    No earthly political system can ever be perfect. People are involved, power is involved, and wherever people and power meet, things can easily become messy. The temptation to accumulate, protect, or abuse power is as old as humanity itself. But if perfection is impossible, what makes one political system better than another?

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