This final post serves as a reflection on how God has worked through these years of ministry and how He has used the prayers and support of many to make it all possible. See photos of those we’ve equipped as well as unforgettable places and landscapes.
National Missionary Partners
Networks for Timothy Two Instructors Serving in Latin America
The participants encouraged and learned from one another by sharing helpful tips on planning and teaching the workshops as well as tips on travel. And they blessed one another by sharing prayer requests and praying for each other.
Peru: Timothy Two’s Dr. Daniel Eguiluz Awards Re-Forma’s Certificate for Biblical Ministry to Pastors and Ministry Leaders in Villa El Salvador
Last month we celebrated the graduation of a small group of pastors and church leaders from Villa El Salvador for Re-Forma’s Certificate for Biblical Ministry.
What We are Doing to Help the 95% of Clergy Worldwide Who Do Not Have Formal Theological Training
Our mission with Timothy Two Project International is to provide onsite theological training for pastors who lack formal theological education. See how we are accomplishing this in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Podcast Interview with Dan & Beth Sonnenberg about Training Pastors and Ministry Leaders in Latin America
Beth and I were recently interviewed by On the Move about the mission of Timothy Two Project International in Latin America and around the world. Click the title of this post for a link to the 40 minute podcast on Spotify.
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).
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…”