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Dacques Nini via Tower of Hope Ministries/Torre de Esperanza Ministerios
this is a great article. it caught my attention as i prepare to depart to India. i am not going on a vacation. i am going on a mission. but my mission isn’t to change others…it is more to show the change that has occurred in me by the love of Jesus. i am going to love the unlovable, to be amongst the forgotten, to let my light of hope shine from my eyes and my smile and my strength. i am going to work, to listen, to live side by side with the hopeless. i am going to be a healing touch, a warm embrace, an Ambassador of Christ. Culture is just as important in Houston as it is in New Orleans; as it will be in India. i have little to share and much to learn…but i am bringing a warm heart and the love that Jesus put there.
Do Missions Destroy Culture?
http://www.relevantmagazine.com/god/mission/features/27492-do-missions-destroy-culture
RELEVANT looks at the topic of missions, specifically examining how missions has helped or hindered indigenous cultures both in history and in the modern era.
By: Dacques on December 7, 2011
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