Archive for August, 2006

Quechua Podcast Up

Wednesday, August 30th, 2006

You can download the latest podcast on church planting among the Quechu in Peru. If you want the direct link, you can click here.

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PC-USA Decline in WMD

Wednesday, August 9th, 2006

According to this article, the Presbyterian Church (USA) is struggling to send missionaries.  To quote the article, “decreased funding has called for the elimination of the denomination’s Worldwide Ministries Division (WMD).” Okay, as an aside, they might want to change that acronym… Why the decline?  Well, a study of the article would suggest [...]

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Madrassas and Christian Camps

Monday, August 7th, 2006

I came across a review of a new film by Loki Films entitled, “Jesus Camp.”  It looks to be pretty much an anti-Christian film about Bible Camps. That’s cool - hey, if they want to be the next Michael Moore, go for it. However, the review (which you can read here) equates Christian [...]

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Reutered

Sunday, August 6th, 2006

Well, if you haven’t followed the Reuters debacle over at LGF , you’ve missed some good rhetoric.  To sum it up, Reuters posted a photo of Beirut under attack with obvious “enhancements” which make the Israeli attack look much worse than it was.  The photographer who submitted the picture cannot submit any more photos to [...]

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Cross Cultural, Cross Border Conflict

Tuesday, August 1st, 2006

The crisis in the middle east rolls on.  I am, of course, much amazed at
the world reaction toward Israel.  Any and every country would fight back
against Hezbolla - why we talk about “porportionality” and the like is beyond
me.
As a student of cross-cultural dynamics, I like to look at the sociology behind these sorts of conflicts.  [...]

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