IGE catalyzes freedom of faith worldwide
so that everyone has the ability to live what they believe.
One of the main pillars of IGE's approach is "Relational Diplomacy": We overcome obstacles of culture and religion by creating and nurturing mutually beneficial relationships, inviting all viewpoints to the table, and working together as partners for the common good.
IGE is currently active in China, Vietnam, Laos, Uzbekistan, and Myanmar. IGE is also home to the Center for Women, Faith & Leadership (CWFL).
Recent IGE Updates
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IGE Global Horizons | September 2020
Check out the September 2020 e-newsletter!
IGE’s 20th Anniversary
We reflect on God’s amazing provision over the past 20 years and prayerfully look ahead to the next 20 and beyond. Brand new infographic unveiled, too!
IGE Global Horizons | August 2020
Check out the August 2020 e-newsletter!
Learn more about IGE's mission and work through our video, "Vietnam: A Success Story."
The video highlights the amazing and unparalleled work of IGE and our partners in Vietnam over the past 15 years.
Keep me informed about IGE's fascinating work catalyzing freedom of faith worldwide!
Freedom of faith matters for women, business, peace and security, governance, human rights, freedom of speech and press, healthcare, and youth and education. When you support IGE, you are supporting freedom of faith which matters for all spheres of life.
We encourage you to take the next step in your journey with IGE: Browse our website, sign up to receive our monthly update emails, join our prayer list, engage with IGE on social media, or consider donating to support our work.
“There are a number of organizations working to promote religious freedom for both Christians and non-Christians around the world. The Institute for Global Engagement works effectively with both religious and political figures in many countries around the world to find solutions to problems of religious intolerance.”
