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Address<br />
Evangelisches Missionswerk Basel,<br />
Missionsstrasse 21, Postfach, 4003 Basel<br />
Phone +41 (0)61 268 23 01<br />
Fax +41 (0)61 268 22 68<br />
Web www.mission-21.org<br />
E-Mail info@mission-21.org<br />
Category Dialogue<br />
MISSION 21<br />
MISSION STATEMENT<br />
Mission 21 works in over 18 countries with 66 partner churches and organizations, a beacon of hope in the spirit of the Gospel.<br />
Around the world mission 21 assists in approximately 130 projects, fighting against poverty, promoting health, improving the position<br />
of women, resolving conflicts peacefully and educating people in theology and the church. In <strong>Switzerland</strong> mission 21 organizes<br />
meetings, exchanges and research in the sensitive field of missionary work and developmental cooperation.<br />
Founding year 2001.<br />
BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES<br />
Mission 21, an evangelical organization based at Missionsstrasse 21, Basle, was created from five missionary organizations: the Basel<br />
Mission, the Evangelic Mission in the Kwango area, the Moravian Mission, the South Africa Mission and the Swiss East Asia Mission,<br />
which are now the sponsor organizations.<br />
Mission 21 nurtures long-term relationships with around 66 partner churches and organizations in Africa, Asia, Latin America and<br />
Europe. Its chief tasks are:<br />
� Cooperative long-term relationships with churches and organizations in 18 countries<br />
� Development of international Christian churches network: theological training and congregation building, theological and<br />
ecumenical exchange<br />
� Projects to fight poverty, work for peace and health, Aids and HIV prevention, scholarships<br />
� Exchange visits as a bridge between cultures and churches<br />
� Promotion of intercultural and interreligious competence<br />
� Short-term projects, missiological themes and events, provision of speakers, archive and library<br />
<strong>The</strong> organization provides a large number of referees who are available to speak about their experiences while working for Mission<br />
21 or affiliated projects. Refer to: http://www.mission-21.org/deutsch/20_referentenvermittlung/<br />
Mission 21 organizes a five-day workshop in Bali, Indonesia: “Religion as a Resource for Peace” in cooperation with<br />
KOFF/swisspeace. (Methodology: <strong>The</strong> concept and program outline are available at the PSIO-bibliographic database, see below).<br />
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS<br />
Hieber, A. (2005). Proposal for Workshop on "Religions-Resource for Peace" to be held in Indonesia in September/October 2006 and<br />
Workshop Program-Outline. Basle, Mission 21.