The World Evangelical Alliance has urged South Korea's National Assembly to reconsider a proposed Civil Code Amendment Bill that would grant administrative authorities broad powers over religious organisations,
The World Evangelical Alliance has submitted a written statement to the United Nations Human Rights Council during its 62nd session, drawing urgent attention to sustained violence against Christian communities in
In a significant development for global interfaith relations, World Evangelical Alliance Secretary General Rev. Adv. Botrus Mansour met face-to-face with Yahya Cholil Staquf, Chairman of the Central Executive
The Asia Evangelical Alliance (AEA) convened the Asia Conference on Church and Mission under the provocative theme "Disciple or Die 3.0" in Manila, Philippines, from 9 to
In a commencement address delivered to graduates of Alliance Academy Jordan (AAJ) in Amman, the school’s director general Salam Madanat issued a sobering assessment of the cultural landscape awaiting
A fire in Manila in June 2025 destroyed homes and a community ministry hub used by a church planting partner — but also became an occasion for deepened community witness.
From India to the Philippines, from South Korea to Singapore, the free evangelical tradition has taken distinctive root across Asia — in many cases producing churches more vigorous than their Western parents.
The Evangelical Free Church of the Philippines has set an ambitious target: 200 new church plants between 2022 and 2026, with training programmes and mapping initiatives already under way.