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Homosexuality and the Church: Why the Church Must Speak Into the Lives of Those Impacted by Homosexuality

Homosexuality is a Worldwide, Cross-cultural IssueWhy Should the Church Care about the Issue of Homosexuality?Christianity Does Not Prevent HomosexualityMinistering to Those Struggling Within the ChurchWhy Homosexuality is More Than Just Sinful...

Honduras

For a more detailed listing click here Once part of Spain’s vast empire in the New World, Honduras became an independent nation in 1821. After two and a half decades of mostly military rule, a freely elected civilian government came to power...

Honduras (Joshua Project)

Progress Scale: Significantly Reached Population: 11,006,000 Capital: Tegucigalpa % Professing Christian: 95.69 % Evangelical: 27.61 Peoples Count: 22 In 10/40 Window:...

Honduras (Operation World)

Largest Religion: Christian Number People Groups: 22 Number Languages: 13 Official Language: Spanish. Other language English on the northern coast For more information go to Honduras on the Operation World website....

Honduras (Prayercast)

Government: Presidential Republic Major People Groups: Mestizo, Nicaraguan Mestizo, Honduran Black, Honduran White GDP Per Capita: $5,100 Literacy Rate: 88.5% Unreached: 0% Population:...

Honduras (WorldBank)

NOTE: The most recent year's information is shown below. Click on the year to see all years for this indicator. COMMUNICATION2022 7,937,385 Mobile cellular subscriptions2021 48 Individuals using the...

Hong Kong

For a more detailed listing click here Occupied by the UK in 1841, Hong Kong was formally ceded by China the following year; various adjacent lands were added later in the 19th century. Pursuant to an agreement signed by China and the UK on 19...

Hong Kong (Prayercast)

Government: Presidential limited democracy; a special administrative region of the People's Republic of China Major People Groups: Han Chinese (Cantonese), Han Chinese (Hoklo), Han Chinese (Mandarin), Han Chinese (Wu),...

Hong Kong SAR, China (WorldBank)

NOTE: The most recent year's information is shown below. Click on the year to see all years for this indicator. COMMUNICATION2022 21,860,771 Mobile cellular subscriptions2022 96 Individuals using the...

Honouring the Missing Chinese Participant – Doug Birdsall

The church of China was not represented at Lausanne 1989, and participants from China were unable to join the global church at Cape Town 2010. The Lausanne participants welcome their Chinese brothers and sisters even in their absence. For more...

Hope and Wholeness in Mental Health

A Holistic Perspective on Health, Healing, and Jesus’ Abundant Life Across the globe, there is approximately one suicide every 43 seconds. This means that there are almost 2000 lives lost every day. The cause of suicide varies across...

Hope for Europe Women's Leadership Conference

·Type: Documents ·Date: March 1997 ·Authors: Lorry Lutz ·Producer: AD2000 and Beyond Movement ·Collection: Track Reports ·Pages: 4 ·Categories: Type :: Documents Continent/Region :: Europe Topic ::...

Hope for the Christian Church Through Global Incarnational Partnerships

Biblical Examples of Global PartnershipsContemporary Examples of Global PartnershipsAssets and Challenges for the Development of Global Partnerships For more information go to Hope for the Christian Church Through Global Incarnational Partnerships ...

Hope for the Church through Global Partnerships

How can the church integrate its global and incarnational mission in a world that is both plural and singular, accessible and inaccessible? Professor Martine Audeoud (Cote d’Ivoire) presents global partnerships through three biblical examples,...

Hope for the Most Vulnerable

Patrick McDonald The issues that face children today are not only their problems, but ours. Patrick Mcdonald speaks on behalf of vulnerable children, emphasizing their importance to God. The responsibility for the mentoring and nourishment of...

Hope is Not a Dream

Is hope just wishful thinking—or something far more certain? In this rich theological reflection, Michael Horton challenges popular ideas of hope as fantasy or blind optimism. Drawing from Scripture, he shows how biblical hope is grounded in...

Hospitality Without Return

Welcoming Afghan Refugees ‘Unto the Lord’ In many countries around the world, migration has become a major topic in politics and the news. By the end of April 2025, there were around 42.7 million refugees worldwide.1 Among these are almost six...

How and Why We’re Here

Michael Oh, Global Executive Director / CEO of the Lausanne Movement, provides a behind-the-scenes look into the making of the 2016 Younger Leaders Gathering and reaffirms the passions and Spirit-led gifts that brought each of the participants to...

How are You Serving Those Living Under the Line? (Missio Nexus)

There are 1.4 billion people living in extreme poverty. What does that really mean? Take a moment to understand extreme poverty a bit more clearly and get a sense for where it is impacting the most people. Then decide what you are going to do about...

How Can I Give?

Generosity is an obedience issue for both the rich and the poor. So how can we give? Bishop Hunnington (Uganda) facilitates this panel discussion with Zekai Tanyar (Turkey), speaking on collaboration between givers and receivers, Rob Martin on unity...

How CEOs Live Out their Faith in the Workplace

In this panel discussion, Bob Doll asks four CEOs about the impact of faith in their corporate sectors. Bob speaks with Barry Rowan, Delphine Fanfon, Johanna Zeilstra, and Henry Kaestner. For more information go to How CEOs Live Out their Faith in...

How CEOs Live Out their Faith in the Workplace

In this panel discussion, Bob Doll (Senior Portfolio Manager and Chief Equity Strategist, Nuveen Asset Management) asks four CEOs about the impact of their faith in their corporate sectors. Bob speaks with Barry Rowan (EVP and CFO of Gogo, the...

How Do You Reach Cities? – Tim Keller

How do you reach cities? Urban areas are fundamentally different from suburban or rural areas, but most churches are indigenous to non-urban areas. The gospel will reach urban areas only by churches that are contextualized for an urban environment...

How India Leaders Make Ministry Decisions (Missio Nexus)

Much of the time we do not think intentionally about how we make decisions in our ministry efforts. This is even truer cross-culturally. If you are an Indian leader, this Missiographic will hopefully provide some perspective on dynamics of decision...