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 […]

• A New Heritage: Langham Scholar Philip Wandawa’s Hope for Uganda

  June 4, 2008

  As Langham Scholar Philip Wandawa works on his dissertation at Calvin Theological Seminary, his heart remains focused on his home country more than 6000 miles away – Uganda. He has spent many years helping lay the groundwork for the Kampala Evangelical School of Theology (KEST), and though he has seen the institution grow from a […]

• Matching Grants Will Extend Donor Support

  April 1, 2008

  Dear Friends,
  I am pleased to let you know that your ability to support Majority World pastors through John Stott Ministries (JSM) has been amplified as a result of two substantial matching grants from a leading Christian foundation.
  As you may know, over the years, JSM has been the beneficiary of a number of generous grants from […]

• Come and Follow: A Challenge for the Church

  February 29, 2008

  by Dave Hoffman, Vice President, John Stott Ministries
  The pain was evident in their voices as three Langham scholars talked about what partnership with the church around the world really looks like. “Part of our pain is being made to feel dependent,” said Athena Gorospe, as she told of the history of the Philippines and spoke […]

• A Teacher with a Missionary Heart

  February 28, 2008

  By Langham Partnership International Director Chris Wright
  That’s the vision that Matthew Michael has for himself. Matthew has just reached the end of his first year on the Ph.D. programme in Jos, Nigeria, as the first Langham scholar studying there. Matthew is a Langham scholar supported by John Stott Ministries (the U.S. […]

• Andrea Zaki Stephanous

  January 31, 2008

  “I am in debt to God first and Langham second.”
  Most Langham scholars’ eyes light up when they talk about their doctoral studies supported by a Langham Partnership International (LPI) grant. But Andrea Zaki Stephanous positively sparkles as he describes the difference it has made in his life. Andrea did his Ph.D. in Manchester, England, in […]

• A Call for Prayer

  January 30, 2008

  Many scholars and friends with whom JSM partners in the efforts to grow God’s Kingdom in the Majority World have faced daily the trials of political unrest in their countries. Recently, the need for prayer has grown exponentially in places such as Kenya, Lebanon and India, where JSM scholars are struggle daily to work in […]

• Langham Scholars Reach Academic Goals

  December 13, 2007

  Congratulations to these Langham Scholars who have recently made some great academic achievements! We praise God for these accomplishments and the impact on God’s Kingdom in the Majority World that will happen as a result.

  Aiming Wang (People’s Republic of China) This month Aiming successfully defended his dissertation at the University of Basel in China.

  Sadrac […]

• Landmark Ph.D. Consultation for Africa

  October 1, 2007

  By Meritt Sawyer, International Program Director, Scholars
  JSM-Langham Partnership International was one of the primary funders of a landmark consultation for faculty development and doctoral training in Africa held this August. Held by Nairobi Evangelical Graduate School of Theology (NEGST), it was hosted by the leadership of NEGST, the Faculté de Théologie Évangélique de Bangui (FATEB) […]

• Landmark Ph.D. Consultation for Africa

  By Meritt Sawyer, International Program Director, Scholars
  Langham Partnership International was one of the primary funders of a landmark consultation for faculty development and doctoral training in Africa held this August. Held by Nairobi Evangelical Graduate School of Theology (NEGST), it was hosted by the leadership of NEGST, the Faculté de Théologie Évangélique de Bangui (FATEB) […]