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Contents 1 Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization 1.1 Lausanne I 1.2 Lausanne II in Manila 1.3 Lausanne III 1.4 Communications 1.5 Internal links: 1.6 External Link:

[edit] Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization

The Lausanne Movement is a global network of Christian leaders from missions, churches and educational and training institutions who share a commitment to world evangelization.

[edit] Lausanne I

The movement was launched at the prompting of Dr. Billy Graham at the 1974 International Congress on World Evangelization (Lausanne I) in Lausanne, Switzerland. That historic gathering made three important contributions to world evangelization:

• Helped evangelicals rediscover their heritage and responsibility to holistic ministry.
• Introduced the concept of Unreached People Groups to a global audience.
• Produced The Lausanne Covenant, considered by many to be the most significant mission document of the Protestant era.

[edit] Lausanne II in Manila

In 1989, more than 3,600 leaders from 190 nations attended Lausanne II in Manila, Philippines. The resulting Manila Manifesto reaffirmed and expanded on The Lausanne Covenant and the call to “proclaim Christ until He comes.” Since then, dozens of Lausanne-related global and regional conferences have convened worldwide.

[edit] Lausanne III

will beheld in Cape Town in South Africa

[edit] Communications

• The Lausanne Connecting Point ENewsletter can beordered through e-mail: communications@lausanne.org

[edit] Internal links:

• Lausanne Bi-Annual International Leadership Meeting
• Lausanne III: Cape Town 2010
• Lausanne World Pulse
• Lausanne Covenant
• 2004 Forum for World Evangelization
• The Paper of IG 6A: 6A. MINISTRY AMONG LEAST REACHED PEOPLE GROUPS (27% of the World)

[edit] External Link:

• Lausanne