Geoff Tunnicliffe, International Director of the World Evangelical Alliance, returned to Canada Sunday after completing his trip to East Asia.
The trip to East Asia began in Thailand on 7 May, when Tunnicliffe met with the leaders of the Evangelical Alliance regarding its preparations for the General Assembly 2008.
The tour then continued to Korea on 8 May, where Tunnicliffe met with South Korea's top Christian leaders in an effort to unite and build partnerships between the WEA and the churches in South Korea, home to some of world's largest congregations.
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