Author Archives
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Colombia: Timothy Two’s Rafael Meza Batista Completes Teaching “Growing in Grace” Series in Medellin
Timothy Two Project International’s Latin American Missionary Rafael Meza Batista recently completed teaching the series of four “Growing in Grace” workshops with these pastors and ministry leaders in Medellin, Colombia. They are seen here holding their Certificates in Biblical and Theological Foundations.
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Training a Timothy Two Intern in the Field
On the first day, Paul observed my teaching methods as I taught the first seven lessons. Then, on the second and third days, he and I alternated teaching the remaining fourteen lessons. This gave him the opportunity to practice teaching with Interpreter Jaime Lopez, and it gave me the opportunity to observe Paul’s teaching methods.
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2nd Generation Timothy Two Student Testimonials
Pastor Alberto and his wife Hilda brought written testimonies from their students and pictures of the classes they have been teaching during the past six months in their local church.
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Teaching Timothy Two’s Workshop 2, “Loving God” in Acosta, Costa Rica
My report on teaching Workshop 2, “Loving God,” in Acosta, Costa Rica with Intern Paul Gonka from the U.S. and Interpreter Jaime Lopez from Guatemala.
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El Salvador: Timothy Two’s Helmuth Aguilar Completes Re-Forma Workshop in San Juan Nonualco
Each participant completed 35 outcomes in the areas of Biblical knowledge, Christian character and Ministry skills to earn Re-Forma’s Certificate of Biblical Training for Ministry, underwritten by the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA).
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Peru: Timothy Two’s Luis Rojas Espinoza begins Workshop Series in Moyobamba
Pastor Hernan Montes wrote: “…thank you for making it possible for us to learn through the Timothy Two Course which was attended by Pastors and leaders of the Moyobamba Presbyterian Church, Native Communities, extension works and leaders of the Lluyllucucha Presbyterian Church…”
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How to Assess the Risk of Suicide
In much of the world, suicide is stigmatized and condemned for religious or cultural reasons. In some countries, suicidal behavior is a criminal offence punishable by law. Suicide is therefore often a secretive act surrounded by taboo, and may be unrecognized, misclassified or deliberately hidden in official records of death. — World Health Organization (2002)
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