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Editor’s note: This article is part of forum discussing the fourth Lausanne Congress. It is not an official Lausanne Movement forum but an opportunity for Lausanne delegates to share their thoughts about the fourth Lausanne Congress, the Seoul Statement, and the future of the mission. You can read the entire series, from diverse voices around the world here. An overlooked feature in the early response to the Seoul Statement is that it is, well, a statement.
Many of the Lausanne delegates wanted to share their thoughts about the fourth Lausanne Congress, the Seoul Statement, and the future of the mission. As such, Ed Stetzer—who serves as editor of Outreach Magazine, a sister site to ChurchLeaders.com—created this portal to share articles from delegates to the congress. You can find Ed’s four-part series requested before the congress by Korean church leaders here. His two articles during the congress are here and here.
In a 2018 speech in California, former president Barack Obama asserted that “there’s always been a push and pull between those who want to go forward and those who want to look back.” The latter, he added, are marked by divisiveness and fear, while those who wish to go forward embrace a unifying politics of hope.
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