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Doing politics “right”0
- NEWS, SOCIO-POLITICAL
- October 30, 2020
This month, the European Evangelical Alliance is republishing 2 foundational documents which seek to answer these questions: EEA’s Socio-Political Approach. And the Socio-political Code of Conduct, which summarises the Approach in a few key principles.
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Book recommendation 0
- NEWS
- October 30, 2020
In her book Ksenija Magda gives a study what the Bible says concerning this “curse” and how different theologians come to different conclusions. Showing what the fall did to humanity, she challenges some convictions, which have been passed on – and still are – in many churches.
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Migration and Asylum 0
- NEWS, Refugees
- October 30, 2020
On 23 September, the European Commission released a draft Migration and Asylum Pact. This Pact is intended to have some bits and pieces for every member state as a starting point for negotiations. Can you use this as a starting point for engaging your own government to make sure the compromise has the individual at the centre, rather than mere statistics?
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World Refugee Sunday 2020 is coming up!0
- Refugees, Uncategorized
- September 10, 2020
20th June 2019 is World Refugee day. The Sunday before (June 16) or immediately following (June 23) is dedicated as Refugee Sunday to stand by the millions of man, woman en children who have left home to find food and safety.
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When Health is deemed more important than Justice 0
- NEWSLETTERS
- September 9, 2020
Something has gone profoundly wrong in fighting Covid-19. It disturbs me greatly. It needs to be confronted and corrected. Right from the beginning drastic measures were taken. The goal and inherent promise were to keep people healthy and protected. Crisis scenarios were pulled out. These scenarios were mainly concerned with protecting people but they did not look at the injustices caused.
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Being Church Amid Absolute Hopelessness in Lebanon 0
- NEWS
- September 9, 2020
In recent years, as the economic and financial situation was worsening, I repeatedly heard Lebanese from my parents’ generation saying that “even during the civil war [1975-1990], we were better off.”
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