IGE catalyzes freedom of faith worldwide
so that everyone has the ability to live what they believe.
Now Available: IGE's 2021 Annual Report
Our approach is undergirded by three pillars:
- Teachings of Jesus
- Relational Diplomacy
- Religious Freedom
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Lao Evangelical Church Conducts Peace Building Workshop for Christian Leaders
From July 12-15, the Lao Evangelical Church conducted a peace building and conflict transformation training workshop in Vientiane. This first ecumenical effort in peace building included 31 Protestants and 10 Catholic Christian leaders.
Center for Women, Faith & Leadership Hosts Fellowship Workshop and Retreat in Norway
From June 20-26, 2022, IGE’s Center for Women, Faith & Leadership (CWFL) hosted the 2022 Hybrid Fellowship Cohort in Norway for an in-person workshop and retreat. The program brought together 10 women leaders from 9 countries.
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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.
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“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.”
