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Lausanne Movement Conversation Gathering |
Washington, D.C.
In preparation for the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelism, the Lausanne Movement is partnering with like minded organizations to host a series of conversations throughout the world that will ensure that the issues presented at the congress are part of a genuine global discussion. The NAE co-sponsored the Washington, D.C., gathering, which focused on evangelicals in the public square and caring for vulnerable and exploited children.
The Lausanne Movement began in 1974 in the Swiss Alps where thousands of believers in Christ gathered to develop and affirm a global mission for evangelism. The third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelism will be held in Cape Town, South Africa, in October 2010.
Conversation Date & Time
Friday, January 22, 2010
9:00a.m. to 11:00a.m.
Location
Ebenezers Coffeehouse
201 F Street Northeast (downstairs)
Washington, DC 20002
Topics
• Evangelicals in the Global Public Square
• Genuine Religion: Caring for Vulnerable & Exploited Children
Moderator
Mark Rodgers – Principal, The Clapham Group
Speakers
David Aikman
Author and Journalist
Galen Carey
Director of Government Affairs
National Association of Evangelicals
Os Guinness
Author
Rob Schwarzwalder
Senior Vice President
Family Research Council
Bob Zachritz
Director, Advocacy and Government Relations
World Vision
Reggie Littlejohn
Founder and President
Women’s Rights Without Frontiers
Wayne Barnard
Director of Student Ministries
International Justice Mission
Jimmy Lee
Director, Resource Mobilization and Executive Leadership Initiative
Lausanne Committee for World Evangelism |
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