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United Evangelical Mission

The United Evangelical Mission (VEM) is an international, equal-rights community of 39 members, including 38 Protestant churches in Africa, Asia and Germany and the v. Bodelschwinghschen Stiftungen Bethel.

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The United Evangelical Mission (VEM) describes itself as an international, equal-rights community of 39 members, comprising 38 Protestant churches in Africa, Asia and Germany together with the v. Bodelschwinghschen Stiftungen Bethel. It states that it consistently pursues a holistic understanding of mission. Its work is organized around project funding, education programmes, advocacy, diakonia, development, evangelisation and partnership, and it operates globally while working locally in Africa, Asia and Germany.

History

The United Evangelical Mission (VEM) presents itself as an international, equal-rights community of 39 members, including 38 Protestant churches in Africa, Asia and Germany and the v. Bodelschwinghschen Stiftungen Bethel. It states that it consistently pursues a holistic understanding of mission. Its homepage notes that the VEM is celebrating three decades of lived community across continents. The organization describes its work as global and local, operating in Africa, Asia and Germany, and sharing resources and gifts as well as exchanging full-time staff and volunteers to enable one another for mission.

  • The VEM celebrates three decades of lived community across continents

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An international, equal-rights community of churches and diaconal institutions pursuing a holistic understanding of mission.

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