Reflections from the Book of Ecclesiastes Tony Deik The founding of the State of Israel is remembered by the indigenous people of Palestine as the Nakba (catastrophe). To establish the Jewish state, the Zionists had to ethnically cleanse Palestine from … Continued
Join the Stott-Bediako Forum this year! We are launching the Stott-Bediako Forum with online sessions on December 8th-10th. We have programmed several sessions that allow you to engage with presentations, participate in Q&A’s, and dive deeper in dialogue with one another. … Continued
NEW: Podcasts by INFEMIT COVID-19 Series In this series, we interview Networking Team members of INFEMIT about the impacts and implications of COVID-19 on our understanding of mission and theology. In this first episode, we talk to Las Newman, who … Continued
Invitation to read the Chapter: Voices from the Global Evangelical Community, in The Spiritual Danger of Donald Trump (Eugene, OR: Cascade, 2020), ed. Ronald Sider. In 2017, just before the inauguration of Donald Trump, INFEMIT published: A Call for Biblical … Continued
A group of Two Thirds World theologians discerned a need for discussions that were framed and organized from Global South perspectives, which led to the formation of INFEMIT…
Dear Friends, We reach out to each of you with prayer as you face the current crisis and all of its implications for your families and communities. In this time we are all forced to set aside our plans and … Continued
A Study of the Relationship between the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and Evangelical Churches in Ethiopia by Seblewengel Daniel INFEMIT is excited to announce and celebrate the release of this publication, written by Networking Team member, Seblewengel Daniel. In this detailed … Continued
Non-violence as Practical Politics Christopher Sugden, PhD Posted with permission from the author Originally published by Grove Books – Grove Booklet on Ethics No. 12 Read Now
The place and influence of Scripture in the contemporary world is marginal
and seriously undermined. This article is a plea to rediscover the centrality
and authority of the Scriptures for an authentic Christian life in the world.
“Based on my read of Scripture regarding God’s nature and actions, biblical justice can be defined as a God-shaped demand of the gospel of Christ that addresses the root causes of social inequity, advocating for those who suffer, as well … Continued