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(This article just appeared on Move Further) In 1999 I stood in the midst of an unusual cemetery. It was a collection of bodies that were not buried but rather stacked in rows on a field, with police tape surrounding the area. These bodies were to be used as evidence in a United Nations investigation [...]

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I feel that I spend much of my time thinking about church planting from afar and maybe it’s time to change that. As a cross-cultural church planter I felt a very strong call to my role. Since then I have moved stateside and have worked more on the mobilization of others to do cross-cultural church [...]

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