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Lausanne conversation now in many languages
Lausanne conversation now in many languages
Thursday, 13 May 2010 14:33
The Lausanne Global Conversation at www.lausanne.org/conversation, is now in many languages.
NZ Christian Network's Glyn Carpenter returned recently from a meeting with other WEA regional secretaries, which looked at issues to be raised at October's Lausanne Conference, and available resources.
NZ Christian Network's Glyn Carpenter returned recently from a meeting with other WEA regional secretaries, which looked at issues to be raised at October's Lausanne Conference, and available resources.
The Lausanne Global Conversation is focusing on important issues related to world missions and evangelisation. Christians from more than 40 countries are sharing their perspectives and expertise on topics such as reaching children with the gospel, poverty, environment and working together in partnership to share Christ.
Through volunteer translators and automated technology, Christians can converse globally, on key topics. While automated translation tools are not perfect, this means the Lausanne Global Conversation is truly a global conversation, and organisers believe its the first of its kind.
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