On the hike, the man asked Evans about his work. Evans, an orality expert, responded that he taught people to share Bible stories with oral communicators, including illiterate people. The successful businessman said, “You are talking about me.”

“The fact that there are still people groups with no one (reaching them) is wrong. It is wrong.”

Each of the 4000 Particpants at Cape Town 2010 are assigned to a table. Each person at the table represents a vital point of view and the voice of the conversation. Ewa Pieszka shares with us the reason for the tables.

Cape Town 2010 — Friday Recap & Saturday Preview Wayne Pederson, president of HCJB Global, recaps Friday’s activities and issues and previews Saturday’s program and agenda.

In six years, 200 people groups in 40 different countries have heard the Gospel message for the first time in their language and cultural learning style, but 350 million still wait to hear about Christ in their own tongue.

HCJB Global President Wayne Pederson discusses at the Lausanne Congress how technology and social media are changing the way ministries and Christians communicate for evangelism. Pederson Interview

Interview with John Boyd, President of MAF (Mission Aviation Fellowship)

Pastor John Piper celebrates the central message of the Christian Scriptures. He preached from Ephesians 3 in the morning Bible study.  Speakers then move to tables, where the Congress transitions from monologue to dialogue in Sessions that seek answers to questions asked to create synergy and collaboration among followers from distant continents. At this table, [...]

HCJB Global President Wayne Pederson recaps Wednesday’s activities and issues at Cape Town 2010: The Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization and looks ahead to Friday’s program agenda. Live from Lausanne — 10-22

Piper asked, “Could Lausanne say … could the global church say that for Christ’s sake, we care about all suffering, especially eternal suffering?”