State of the Great Commission

We are pleased to release the much anticipated State of the Great Commission Report. This key document in the Lausanne 4 journey shares insights from more than 150 global mission experts and sheds light on how we as a global church can be obedient to Jesus’ Great Commission today.
“The State of the Great Commission brings together the best global data and key strategic thinkers to understand where the greatest gaps and opportunities are for the Great Commission’s fulfillment.”
Explore God’s movement and the church’s activity around the world via our curated digital experience. Three tabs guide you through the report's three parts, and the bars assist you in navigating the subsections that contain a wealth of graphics and articles.

1. Current Status
   • The Great Commission: A Theological Basis
   • Global Christianity
   • Christian Traditions
   • Protestants and Independents
   • Evangelicals and Pentecostals
   • Mission Workers
   • Evangelized
   • Unreached People
   • Disciple Making Movements
   • Digital Bible Engagement
   • Language
   • Bible Translation
   • Financial Giving
   • Great Commission Discipleship
2. Context Shifts
   • What is Polycentric Christianity?
   • What is the Source of Hope?
   • What is the Foundation of Trust?
   • What Are the Emerging Demographics?
   • What is Community?
   • What is Fair and Just?
   • What is Sustainable?
   • What Does it Mean to Be Human?
   • What is a Digital Life?
   • What is Ministry in a Digital Age?
3. Regional Considerations
   • Caribbean Regional Report
   • East Asia Regional Report
   • Africa: English, Portuguese, Spanish Speaking Regional (EPSA) Report
   • Eurasia Regional Report
   • Europe Regional Report
   • Francophone Africa Regional Report
   • Latin America Regional Report
   • Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Regional Report
   • North America Regional Report
   • Oceania Regional Report
   • South Asia Regional Report
   • South East Asia Regional Report

For more information go to State of the Great Commission on the Lausanne Movement website.
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