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Children in the Brazilian Amazon Compete in Soccer

Children in the Brazilian Amazon Compete in Soccer

On Sundays, there is worship at CASAI, which is the house where indigenous people receive health treatment. I also receive visits from several indigenous people here at home. I received two couples I met in Kôkraxmôr, the village where I lived at the beginning of my ministry. They were my students at school, and it is a great joy to hear that they know Jesus as their Savior...
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A Time to Give Thanks in Honduras

A Time to Give Thanks in Honduras

This is Emerson, a 16-year-old young man. He comes from a low-income family. His father is a builder, and his mother is a housewife. He has several brothers; one is younger than him, and the others are older....
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A dream come true: The first Spanish group graduating from the NBS master's program

A dream come true: The first Spanish group graduating from the NBS master's program

After returning to Colombia, we embarked on a journey to make it possible for people in Latin America to access certified, high-quality theological education in their native language. After several years of hard work, including translation and contextualization, we have finally seen the fruits of our labor. Last week, four students from the Spanish program of Northwest Seminary...
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Pastoral Care Includes Children

Pastoral Care Includes Children

Step inside the activity area in Winnipeg, where children’s eyes gleam with joy, and you’ll find a seven-year-old girl tugging at Guilliana’s hand. “Can you help me finish this project? I want it for my mommy!” the child says, looking up with a bright smile...
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Pastoral Care Involves Training New Pastors

Pastoral Care Involves Training New Pastors

September in Santa Cruz, Bolivia marks the anniversary of our city’s founding. Fresh green leaves mean spring is here once more...
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Pastoral Care with the Neediest

Pastoral Care with the Neediest

Daniel and Helen Bravo face a new week on a Monday morning, again ready for challenges that arise without warning. They have spent the last week in Uraba, Colombia where more people are passing through each day, arriving to the area after leaving their homes in Venezuela. The steady stream of refugees is like the Caribbean tide not far away...
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Pastoral Care Includes Young Expectant Mothers

Pastoral Care Includes Young Expectant Mothers

Natalia Martinez leans her head back against the pillow; the main light in the room is turned off, and it’s time for a final prayer before sleeping. This has been another demanding day, which is not unusual in her life. A life-long resident of the city of Armenia, Colombia...
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Christine Fiorito Memorial

Christine Fiorito Memorial

Christine went home to her Heavenly Father on October 4, 2023, with family by her side. She lived life to the fullest despite a diagnosis of cancer fifteen years ago. She defied the prognosis of three to five years with her deep faith, fierce will and boundless joie de vivre...
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Empowering Latin American Leaders: Immerse Program's Transformative Role

Empowering Latin American Leaders: Immerse Program's Transformative Role

In the diverse tapestry of Latin America, effective leadership is pivotal for fostering spiritual growth within communities. Northwest Seminary's Immerse Program stands as a beacon of hope...
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A Vision in Progress

A Vision in Progress

Change – that is an ongoing, inevitable, and necessary challenge in the whole world, but especially here. Nowhere is this so evident as in the classrooms where small children come to spend several hours a day with me. I work at BridgeWay North American School in Mexico City...
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“MINI SCHOOLS”

“MINI SCHOOLS”

Who has not been captivated by the voice of God expounded from the pulpit? Behind such an exposition of the word and the one who expounds, is the work of what we call “escuelitas”, or mini-preaching schools. Jorge and Gail Atiencia...
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The Blessing of a Changed Life

The Blessing of a Changed Life

I believe that as we are growing up, we are blind to see that the love we wanted so much from our parents and that we did not receive. Fragile emotional life comes from a place that lacks strong core spiritual values in people’s lives. When a child does not have that to imitate what we end up imitating in life are the mirrors that raised us...
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