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Since separatists proclaimed the Anglophone part of Cameroon independent, the conflict has intensified. The coordinator of Mission 21 paints a rather bleak picture.
We understand each other better when we search together for what is sacred to us. This is what a well-attended Mission 21 event undertook with an interreligious reading on Mary/Maryam in the Bible and Koran.
The Islamist terrorist militia Boko Haram recently released a video showing 14 of the kidnapped schoolgirls from Chibok, Nigeria.
Karina Schumacher has been living in South Korea for six years. The ecologist brings environmental issues closer to the population and recently even opened her own café for this purpose.
150 years ago, Christian Friedrich Spittler, co-founder of the Basel Mission, now Mission 21, and founder of the Pilgrim Mission St. Chrischona, died. The story of his final resting place reflects the rapid development of Basel.
What moves the parishes in Kalimantan, Indonesia? What are their problems and what are their possibilities?
A unique major event: Last weekend, more than 5,000 teenagers and young adults celebrated the anniversary of the Reformation at the Protestant youth festival ReformAction in Geneva. A young delegation from Mission 21 was also there.
Daniel Gloor actually works as a lecturer at Sabah Theological Seminary (STS), a partner of Mission 21, in Malaysia. At the moment, however, he is staying in Amman, the capital of Jordan. Why? He is there on a sabbatical for five months. In his new newsletter, Daniel Gloor gives an interesting insight into the multifaceted capital and personal hurdle races: At the entrance examination for a...
A ghost in a student dormitory, Jesus as Superman and arm wrestling until you drop: In his new newsletter, Daniel Gloor surprises us with observations from his everyday life in Malaysia.
The new newsletter from Indonesia describes impressively the biggest academic celebration of the Theological College, the "Wisuda".
