We are excited to feature Dr. Katharine Hayhoe’s plenary talk at the 4th Lausanne Congress in Korea, now available on YouTube. Do give her session on Faith and the Future of Creation a listen! She insightfully outlines the integration of faith and climate science in this talk, explores the biblical […]
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(Editor’s Note: We sincerely apologise for how belatedly you are receiving this news!) This news is hot off the press! The 4th Lausanne Congress and the Global Creation Care Forum (GCCF) were both important for the future of creation care globally. Don’t miss this update from those who were there! Leaders from […]
LWCCN (the Lausanne / World Evangelical Alliance Creation Care Network) which sends out The Pollinator, came into existence after the 3rd Lausanne Congress in Cape Town in 2010. That Congress produced ‘The Cape Town Commitment’ including the now famous words, “Creation care is a Gospel issue within the Lordship of […]
All the Lausanne regions are meeting in the lead-up to the global Lausanne 4 congress in Seoul, South Korea, in September 2024. Some of these meetings are online or hybrid with an open invitation for those in the region to join in. It’s a great chance to ensure creation care […]
We share with you some good news we’ve received from the good people at the Lausanne Movement, Canada. Joel Zantingh, the Director of Engagement there, reports: It began with a simple question. Last summer (2022), the Board and Staff serving the Lausanne Movement in Canada asked: ‘What would it look […]
Next year, 2024, will be the Lausanne Movement’s 50th birthday and there are plans for the 4th Lausanne Congress (known as L4) in South Korea, 22nd-28th September. As many of you know, the 3rd Lausanne Congress, Cape Town 2010, was significant in seeing “creation care as a gospel issue within […]
Earlier this week a number of leaders of the Lausanne Movement joined for a time of reflection and fellowship concerning the Covid-19 crisis. A recording of that call is available below. Ed Brown’s comments on the environmental implications are at about 23:30:
Focusing on the 99% of Christians who minister through their workplaces, Lausanne’s Global Workplace Forum <www.lausanne.org/gatherings/lausanne-global-workplace-forum> held in Manila June 25-29 was also an opportunity to draw the church’s attention to the vital importance of caring for God’s creation. One of the evening plenaries featured a creation care segment with […]