Cape Town 2010

Chris Deckert of Story Runners displays maps where Scriptures are most needed in our world today. For more information go to The Oral Story Bible – Areas of Need on the Lausanne Movement website. The above link opens in a new tab.

Ron Green (USA) offers practical steps for pursuing outreach to oral learners. He moderates the comments and questions from the small groups. For more information go to The Oral Story Bible – Panel on the Lausanne Movement website. The above link...

Where are the Scriptures needed most in the world today–and how can the Oral Story Bible be a breakthrough strategy in Scripture access? Ivan Sikha, Chris Deckert, and Ron Green lead this presentation. For more information go to The Oral Story Bible...

The People of the Book 53917 With an introduction by Harriet Hill from Forum of Bible Agencies International, this comedic drama illustrates the different media through which the Bible is communicated. For more information go to The People of the...

After an introduction by Terry Smith, Rotterdam pastor Robert Calvert traces the rise of secular societies in the otherwise diverse countries of Europe For more information go to The Rise of Secularism in Europe on the Lausanne Movement website. The...

David Kidma from Papua New Guinea speaks on the role of the church in the care of the environment, describing how the church in New Guinea has developed a handbook for individuals, churches, and schools to address environmental concerns. For more...

The Word of God is ours, but what is our tone in speaking to the world? How can we break down the walls of hostility and build bridges of conversation? We must stand in the space between the light and the darkness, as willing channels. For more...

Ravi Jayakaran gives an overview of participatory learning, also called ‘the total health village’, a low cost and effective way to support and empower poor communities to define and work on their own solutions to problems. For more information go...

What kind of cities are we building for God? Ninety percent of the church is the urban poor, but the church is ill-equipped to truly hear their needs. The problem is not poverty but greed. The solution does not hinge on legislation but requires...

Paul Joshua (India) introduces three critical leadership issues involved in raising up local leaders for global missions, including the importance of community and servanthood. For more information go to The World Needs Servant Leader on the...

How did a persecuted movement that began with a small group of Jews become the most widespread movement in the world today? This sweeping cinematic overview first unveiled at Cape Town 2010 highlights milestone events from nearly 2,000 years of...

Children have always been a part of God’s plan. The church has the opportunity and the responsibility to make an impact on the next generation. Karsten Huettmann describes today’s youth as a generation at risk, but also as those who are best able to...

Lindsay Brown, International Director of The Lausanne Movement, challenges participants to pursue the vision of Cape Town 2010 during the Closing Ceremony. Referring to 2 Corinthians 4, he challenges the participants to fulfill the gospel ministry...

Does the gospel have power to reconcile divides as deep as the one between Palestinians and Israelis? In this brief but powerful video, Shadia Qubti, a Palestinian Christian, stands side by side with Dan Sered, an Israeli Messianic Jew, as they...

Tim Keller discusses the importance of cities and megacities. He outlines why we must, how we should, and why we can reach them. For more information go to Why Cities? on the Lausanne Movement website. The above link opens in a new tab.