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Youth in Tuxtla, Mexico, hosted the first Disrupting Our City event. More than 100 young people gathered to fellowship, serve the community, and share the hope of Christ.
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by Bob Klamser on 06/19/2017Not too many years ago, one of the major tasks of the missions pastor (or missions committee) of a local church was to find as many ways as possible to tell the story of the church’s missionaries. We... |
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by By Joy Forney on 05/15/2017Christ died over 2,000 years ago, yet, only in the last 24 years has the New Testament been translated into the language of the Cabécar people group. It took over two years to make JESUS, a film... |
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by Mesoamerica Region on 03/29/2017
When Romelia Rodriguez and her grandson were prompted by God to donate land for a new church in Sabana de Torres, Colombia, their generosity enabled Pastor Gina Milena Chavez and her husband to... |
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by By Joy Forney on 02/22/2017
They said it couldn’t be done. They said that Haiti was in too much disarray for the church to spend time telling people about God and planting churches.
They were wrong.
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by Mesoamerica Region Communications on 02/06/2017
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by Joy Forney on 01/31/2017La Asociación Película de JESÚS (APJ) es un ministerio para la edificación del Reino, dedicado al evangelismo mundial a través de la película JESÚS y de otras herramientas utilizadas por equipos... |
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by Joy Forney on 01/30/2017Este año, el ministerio celebra su 20o aniversario. La revista ENGAGE se reunió con el director ejecutivo de la APJ, Brian*, para reflexionar acerca de lo que Dios ha hecho... |
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by Joy Forney on 01/26/2017JESUS Film Harvest Partners (JFHP) is a Kingdom-building ministry devoted to world evangelism through the JESUS film and other tools used by teams of local people for evangelism,... |
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by Michelle McLane on 11/28/2016Holiness or entire sanctification as a term confounds description to some degree. For Franckel Formétus, a Nazarene leader in Haiti working closely with JESUS Film, holiness is best described not... |
