Lausanne: the future of Christianity?

The third Lausanne conference in Cape Town brought together evangelicals from many denominations all over the world. Thus, from the Anglican Communion, there are Nicky Gumbel and Henry Orombi, but neither Archbishop. These are the people who are meant to be the future of Christianity. The first Lausanne Conference was credited with starting the great evangelical revival of the last 50 years, by pointing their energies outside the ghetto. What will this one achieve? How will it change the world? Monday's response Joel Edwards: Lausanne III's ability to transform lies not in the big-screen presentations but in the coming together of so many believers Wednesday's response Alan Wilson: If evangelicals didn't exist, they'd have to be invented, the perfect complement to the new atheists