Why People Misunderstand Each Other
Why do people from different cultures misunderstand each other so badly? What is the reason for the misunderstandings and aggression? Cultural researcher Professor Lothar Käser provided plausible...

A Church Changes Its Thinking
Even Christians are sometimes prejudiced against people from other cultures. Two churches in Burgdorf and Hindelbank have been prompted by this fact to transmit the biblical view on this topic in a...

Book Recommendation

Effective Communication in Marriage
Marriage is made by God, therefore instructions by which one could enjoy a blissful marriage must come from him.

Black, white, grey, or zebra? Marriage beyond borders

 Leading a good marriage is a challenge Intercultural relationships are exposed to very particular joys and sorrows. Of course, the couples can choose the best from two worlds, their children have...

"Special Guests" at the CHRISTUSTAG 2010

 The “special guests” were a great added attraction at this year’s Christustag (Christ’s Day). More than 200 representatives from about 60 different nations and from all continents attended the event...

Sharing the Gospel multiculturally

 How do Swiss Christians manage to preach the Gospel to the different cultures at the country? This question kept 150 people busy at the fifth intercultural Forum (Agik) of the Swiss Evangelic...

The message of Easter for Christians and Muslims

 In Winterthur there is a Turkish community that meets right next door to a Christian church. Usually the Muslims meet on Friday for prayer, the Christians on Sunday for their service. This Easter...

Events

Sendungen

Das Gewissen zwischen Schuld und Scham

 Spielt das Gewissen eigentlich auch in der Mission eine Rolle? Und wenn ja: Haben Menschen unterschiedlicher...

Isenfluh Prayer

Day 18: Jesus, let my moments of prayer with people from other cultures be filled with your presence and your guidance. Make us open to hear your voice and make our prayers acceptable to you.

Isenfluh Prayer

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