Bishop Jack Dain (L) and Billy Graham signing the Lausanne Covenant in 1974
Julia Cameron brings us up-to-date with the Lausanne Movement
It is five years this month since the Cape Town Commitment was published. In that time it has spread out widely, and down deeply, across the continents, in major and ‘minor’ languages.
The Congress itself reflected the global church, with invitations allocated in relation to the number of evangelicals in each nation. There was, however, one conspicuous exception.
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