... connects 600 million evangelical Christians around the globe with global efforts to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
... provides impetus for broader engagement of evangelical churches and individual Christians around the globe to care for creation
... illustrates the diverse contributions to sustainable development made by evangelical churches around the world through their faith and practical action
Today, the WEA and supportive signatories—Christian climate leaders who personally attended COP29—are releasing the following statement addressing COP29 and ethnic cleansing. This statement was initially prepared before COP29 and shared with Christian leaders attending the conference. Following a […]
This webinar is an opportunity to hear the highlights and learnings from September’s Global Creation Care Forum (GCCF) hosted by the Lausanne/World Evangelical Alliance Creation Care Network (LWCCN), and the fourth Lausanne Congress (L4). The first Webinar is on Thursday 12 December 2024, […]
The WEA Sustainability Center continues to guide the evangelical community in recognizing the church’s vital role as a stakeholder in shaping sustainable cities, towns, and neighborhoods so they are places designed for human flourishing, aligning with God’s vision of shalom. The center’s most […]
In 2012 the fledgling global creation care movement met in Jamaica, precipitated by Lausanne 3’s Cape Town Commitment’s recognition of creation care and the explicit encouragement for other groups to expand on what it had touched upon. That gathering, co-planned with the WEA, produced The Gospel […]
During this year’s UN Climate Change Conference COP28 in Dubai (United Arab Emirates), there will be a Faith Pavilion for the first time in the so-called “Blue Zone” (the negotiating zone for which participants require special accreditation). This pavilion will make the voices of […]