Searching for God’s heart in our efforts towards 2033
Rev. Adv. Botrus Mansour, Secretary General , WEA In 2022, more than twenty global networks and ministries issued a call to the global Church for
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World Evangelical Alliance Welcomes the Release of Syrian Pastor Nihad Hassan
The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) welcomes the release of Pastor Nihad Hassan of the Kurdish Evangelical Church in Beirut, who was released in Aleppo on
WEA Secretary General Strengthens Global Advocacy Engagement at UN in New York
New York City—Rev. Botrus Mansour, Secretary General of the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA), visited New York to strengthen the organization’s engagement with the United Nations,
Global Christian Forum international committee meeting in Rome.
The Global Christian Forum (GCF) is a platform for encounter, of which the World Evangelical Alliance, together with the World Council of Churches, the World
WEA Secretary General Rev. Botrus Mansour Contributes to Multiple Sessions at BWA Conference in Toronto
During the Baptist World Alliance (BWA) conference in Toronto, the WEA Secretary General, Rev. Botrus Mansour, spoke at five events and participated in several on-site
WEA Secretary Calls Baptists to “Sit at the Table of Christ” and admire His Unity
Toronto, Canada — “Unity is not something we merely admire—it’s something Christ creates at His table.” With that conviction, Rev. Adv. Botrus Mansour stepped forward
Faith Leaders’ Fact-Finding Mission Exposes Depth of South Africa’s Migration Crisis
A joint delegation of African evangelical bodies published a report in early July detailing widespread displacement, fear, and institutional failure surrounding South Africa’s escalating tensions
WEA advocates against forced religious conversion and child, early and forced marriage
Geneva, Switzerland – 8 July 2026 During the 62nd session of the UN Human Rights Council (June 2026), a resolution on the topic of Child,
Made, Not Manufactured: Why AI Can Never Be Your Child’s Best Friend
By James Burden, Founder of Perfectly Digital My friend’s daughter came home from school last week puzzled. She announced that her seven-year-old classmate had been
Laïcité in the Workplace: When “Neutrality” Becomes Exclusion
By Janet Epp-Buckingham, Most of us spend a considerable portion of our lives working. That is why workplaces should be places of dignity and equal
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