WELCOME TO THE EVANGELICAL MISSION IN SOLIDARITY (EMS)
EMS is an association of 23 churches and five mission societies in Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Europe. It is active in mission and church cooperation worldwide. » More
The situation in Nigeria remains tense
Partner Church of EMS/Basel Mission German Branch in Nigeria affected by violence. Latest reports on the tense situation, prayer of intercession, background information. More
„Building up congregations/communities and village development in Indonesia”
That is the theme of the EMS Annual Project in 2011, to be supported on the island of Sulawesi. The Toraja Church, a member of EMS, is active in promoting village communities. » More
Breaking News
02.02.12 | Festjahr, Press Reports, News
40 years of international ecumenical partnership
"Association of Churches and Missions in South Western Germany" now called "Evangelical Mission in Solidarity" » more
18.01.12 | News
Lebanese clergyman: "We are living on top of a volcano."
Habib Badr talking with the German news agency epd about the situation in the Middle East » more
11.01.12 | News
Partner Church of EMS/Basel Mission German Branch in Nigeria Affected by Violence
Latest reports on the tense situation, prayer of intercession, background information » more
ECUMENICAL LEARNING
Ecumenical Youth Volunteer Programme (EVP)
Getting to know the worldwide church and passing on your experiences: the EVP provides placements for young volunteers in Asia, Africa and South America. »more
WORLDWIDE SURPRISE
Children for a just world (WWW)
An interactive game about development policy for children’s worship, Sunday School, kindergarten and primary school. It links intercultural learning with fair trade. It can also lead to partnerships arising between children worldwide. Supported by EMS. » more
22.02.2012
We pray for the Protestant Indonesian Church in Luwu (GPIL) and Christian Church in South Sulawesi (GKSS): Lord, our God, we confess that you are the creator and keeper of all human beings. We call upon you in this hour of need and pray for your help. As a small minority, let us not lose the courage to live as your church. Support our confidence in our efforts to look after the poorest of the poor.
