Featured Stories

• Habakkuk in Zimbabwe

  July 24, 2008

  We’re hungry, angry, and depending on a sovereign God.
  July 24, 2008
  (from ChristianityToday.com)

  One Langham scholar comments on the hope of God’s sovereignty amid political unrest.
  How long, O Lord, must I call for help, but you do not listen? Or cry out to you, “Violence!” but you do not save? Why do you make me look […]

• Langham Scholar Reflects on His Worldwide Call to Ministry

  from Trinity Magazine, Spring 2008
  You never now where the word “yes” will take you. could never have dreamed that his yes, first offered to God more than a quarter of a century ago at a church youth gathering in his home country of Burkina Faso, would have carried him halfway around the globe […]

• Merger Brings Good News for Majority World Churches

  July 15, 2008

  Langham Partnership and the Eastern Europe Literature Advisory Committee (EELAC) have agreed to a merger that will allow the aims of both charities to be enhanced. EELAC has had a 30 year track record of developing indigenous Christian publishing houses in Central and Eastern Europe. The merger with Langham Partnership will internationalise this […]

• Merger brings good news for majority world churches

  Langham Partnership and the Eastern Europe Literature Advisory Committee (EELAC) have agreed to a merger that will allow the aims of both charities to be enhanced. EELAC has had a 30 year track record of developing indigenous Christian publishing houses in Central and Eastern Europe. The merger with Langham Partnership will internationalise this […]

• Merger brings good news for majority world churches

  Langham Partnership and the Eastern Europe Literature Advisory Committee (EELAC) have agreed to a merger that will allow the aims of both charities to be enhanced.  EELAC has had a 30 year track record of developing indigenous Christian publishing houses in Central and Eastern Europe.  The merger with Langham Partnership will internationalise this ministry, enhancing […]

• Langham Preaching in Ghana Reaches Out

  July 1, 2008

  by Ian Buchanan, president, Langham Partnership United Kingdom/Ireland
  Preaching that is good to taste, easier to create and spreads even further
  In June 2008 at a JSM-Langham Preaching event in Ghana known as NEPS (National Expository Preaching Seminar), three leaders who had applied what they had learned at previous NEPS events to their local situations. Two […]

• Langham Preaching in Ghana Reaches Out

  by Ian Buchanan, president, Langham Partnership United Kingdom/Ireland
  Preaching that is good to taste, easier to create and spreads even further
  In June 2008 at a Langham Preaching event in Ghana known as NEPS (National Expository Preaching Seminar), Ian Buchanan was able to spend time with three leaders who had applied what they had learnt at […]

• Langham Scholar Launches New Book for Arab Christians

  June 25, 2008

  by Helen Turnbull Goody
  26 June 2008
  The National Evangelical Church of Beirut has deep roots in Lebanon, first established in 1848 and later creating the first evangelical Arabic-speaking congregation in the Middle East. It has a long history of serving as a center for publishing and other communication among Arab Christians. In June, the tradition of […]

• Recommendations for Why Don’t We Read the Book That Christ Read?

  Towards a Better Understanding of the Old Testament (Beirut: Clarion Publishing House, 2008).

  Recommendations
  “I have known the author since his childhood playing with our children and we loved him like them. He is now a colleague in the ministry; dedicating his life to serve Christ, the church, and people. I read the manuscript of this […]

• Kwame Bediako: A Legacy for Ghana and the Global Church

  June 13, 2008

  by Chris Wright, International Director, Langham Partnership International
  by Chris Wright, International Director, Langham Partnership International
  Kwame Bediako passed away this week. Langham Literature Director Pieter Kwant and I had the opportunity to visit him at the Global Church Tour in Grand Rapids in April, where he and his wife were spending some sabbatical time at Calvin […]