World Evangelical Alliance Aims for the Gospel for Everyone by 2033
Religion And Faith,Christian,Evangelicals,World
More than 5,000 leaders from the World Evangelical Alliance gathered recently in Seoul, South Korea, to celebrate spreading the Gospel. They also renewed the commitment to reach every corner of the world, hoping to accomplish the vision of "The Gospel for Everyone by 2033."
A parade of flags from 161 member nations signified the World Evangelical Alliance's unity in diversity, shining the Light of God through language, culture and the different communities.
Since the organization's 2019 gathering in Indonesia, its family has grown by 27 countries, with most of the representation coming from Africa, Asia, and Central Asia. Research shows that today, 70% of the world's evangelicals are in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
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