EEA’s socio-political team Tata Kopaleishvili & Julia Doxat-Purser were delighted to be in Brussels this month for the European Prayer Breakfast. This annual gathering is always a big spiritual highlight as Christians come together to pray for Europe and for the politicians that lead across our continent.

For the first time, members of EEA also joined together for extra times of reflection. We gained new ideas regarding our own socio-political ministries as we shared what we do and why. 

Brussels representative Tata shared about her work and how our members can work with us.

We also took time to wrestle together regarding some big political challenges Europe faces and what the role of Evangelical Alliances are to help Christians navigate these wisely.

While – no surprise – we did not solve all those problems completely, we did gain in wisdom. And it was a privilege to learn from one another.

By Julia Doxat-Purser, EEA’s Socio-political Representative & Religious Liberty Coordinator