Introduction to EEA's Socio-political work (Zoom Café January 2023 recording)

Being a Christian in politics: an interview with Swiss MP Marc Jost

Triggered by the outbreak of war in the Ukraine, the Swiss Evangelical Alliance (SEA) published the issue, “Welt im Chaos”. Working with SEA and PRN, this is a translation into English, “World in Chaos. Committed to holistic reconciliation restoration.”

Imagine a pair of glasses through which to view the world. The frames are biblical truths which hold the varifocal lenses which are the biblical values. Especially at election time, these glasses enable us to consider priorities and how political visions measure up to God’s standards. 

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The Civil Public Square – an Example in practice from Switzerland: Evangelicals & LGBTQ+ lobbyists trying to understand one another. Julia Doxat-Purser, the EEA’s Socio-Political Representative, interviews Marc Jost, an evangelical Christian and a public figure in Switzerland.

Latest Articles on Socio-Politics

These resources are designed to inspire individuals, local churches and Evangelical Alliances to pray, think, ask questions and encourage others to do the same.

Government is given by God to keep order for our good and Christians should pray for and be obedient to their rulers. But we need to unpack the Bible if we are really to understand what good government looks like, and what obedience means.

On 24 June, the European Parliament adopted a report “on the situation of sexual and reproductive health and rights in the EU, in the frame of women’s health”[1].

In May 2021, Europe marked the 10th anniversary of the signing of the so-called Istanbul Convention, the Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combatting violence against women and domestic violence.

Article on using violence against violence from Theological seminary Bienenberg