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Soy misionero a Colombia. Escribo acerca de cosas que me interesan, especialmente temas que tienen que ver con el evangelio, los estudios bíblicos, la cultura colombiana y el ministerio en general. Me fascina la forma en que vemos otra cultura... ciertamente algunas cosas se pierden "en la traducción".
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I just ran across two free resources on internet. First, the Peacemaker brochure is available as a free download on their website. If you haven´t heard of Peacemaker Ministries, you need to look at their materials because they are a real blessing for developing a culture of peace in the church. Their website is www.peacemaker.net. and you can access the brochure at Peacemaker materials in other languages
The other site is The Gospel Coalition which now has Themelios Journal online for free. I perused the issue online and read one good article on the definition of "mission," a topic that is of great importance. What is "mission"? For many it has become only the Missio Dei or the social mandate, but the author argues that "mission" should be defined by the Great Commission. Good stuff!