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    Hope for Europe Conference 2022

    From 4th to 8th October 2022 the next HOPE conference under the title “Builders connected - Celebrating the Kingdom of God” will take place in Sarajevo / Bosnia-Herzegovina. The conference is being organized by the European Evangelical Alliance (EEA) together with partners and other co-organizers.

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    EEA Statement on the situation on the Belarus – EU border

    The Belarussian government is using human beings as pawns in their desire to push back against the European Union (EU) for imposing sanctions upon the regime. They are choosing to invite and facilitate the travel of migrants from the Middle East to Belarus and then taking them to the EU border.

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    Any future for the European Union?

    That’s not a question only Britons have asked themselves. What is left of the original dream of the EU’s founding fathers? And where is the EU going? Is the European Union still a Christian project and should it be?

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    EEA members in the spotlight

    The European Evangelical Alliance is really proud of the fantastic socio-political work done by many of our members. So we wanted to honour them by asking a few to give us a taste of what they have been doing.

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  • Support Us – A Day of Lobby Work in Brussels

    Support Us – A Day of Lobby Work in Brussels

    A day of lobby work in Brussels with Arie de Pater, EEA Brussels Representative   On Wednesdays, I take a 6.30 h train for Brussels. As the train is still fairly quiet at that hour, it provides me an opportunity to prepare for the day. That can be listening to a podcast, read and write

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  • Europe is getting weary

    Europe is getting weary

    Migration has been a hot political topic across Europe since 2015 when large numbers of people sought sanctuary here.
    Several years later, the number arriving is not so big, although more than a 1000 have died so far this year as they tried to cross the Mediterranean. But, with conflicts in Africa and Taliban rule in Afghanistan, most people predict that many more will try to come to Europe.

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Unlocking Expectations

  • 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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  • Strengthening the Majority
    Strengthening the Majority
    • October 13, 2021

    Dear friends   How strange. Why on earth would one want to strengthen the majority? Doesn’t the majority have the power and shouldn’t it be much better shared with the minority?   That is what you would generally think. But you have probably also experienced that physical encounters have become rarer in today’s world and

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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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