The Lausanne Global Conversation is on the World Wide Open Network
Author: Various
Date: 24.09.2010
Category: Integrity and Anti-Corruption, Partnership
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David Ruiz of Guatemala describes how the growth of the church in the global South has changed the face of missions. New patterns of partnership need to be developed using the early church as a model.
This video presents statistics of the benefits of partnership with illustrations from various countries in Africa and Asia.
Chad and Leslie Segraves of the United States speak to their commitment to interdenominational facilitation of partnerships to least reached peoples and to full partnership of men and women based on gifts.
The drama "Versus" is about opposites joining together to become one and thereby multiplying in number. By Alison Siewert; choreography by B’Jon Carter-Burnell and Xolani Ncobeni; music by Michael Eubanks; performed by the Cape Town 2010 Performing Arts Team; image by Jesse Oxford.
Patrick Fung of Singapore speaks of the inadequacy of the mission concept of global equilibrium in understanding diversity in unity. He focuses on the Lord’s power, the Lord’s redemption and the Lord’s sovereignty.
Keywords: full session, partnership, equilibrium, Cape Town 2010
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Uruguay
Fue muy importante para nosotros encontrar como es necesario entender que es una nueva era para cumplir nuestra tarea, donde las misiones ya no son solamente de norte a sur sino que de sur a norte de este a oeste y con un elemento mas como el protagonismo igualitario de genero. Fue refrescante platicar y llegar al comun acuerdo que las misiones se redefinen !
24.10.2010
Paraguay
all presentations you made were wonderfull and inspiring. Thanks!!! the conference would not be the same without you
24.10.2010
United States
I deeply apppreciated Dr. Fung’s diplomatic challenge to the notion of global equilibrium as the final outcome of partnerships. Equality and justice are often in the eye of the beholders. These ideals and are easily corrupted or co-opted to ends that do not glorify God. Dr. Fung’s call back to the redemptive mission as our end game with the hope of bringing about equality and justice based upon Christ was timely and necessary.
24.10.2010
Australia
Our table group made these comments
partnership is about a mutual submission to Christ and a mutual submission to each other. Without this being healthy it can’t work. And we don’t do it naturally, so we must keep reminding ourselves of it: submission to Christ and each other. It starts at an individual level, and must be shared, another example of partnering in submission. Also works in relationships as much as ministries
24.10.2010
Sri Lanka
There was this sense, of over wheelming love poured in my heart. I felt that I am connected to every participant. Like I knew everyone...wanted to say hey and hello!
It is kind of a super natural touch.
The choir being a wonderful instument all the way. I love you guys...God blesss you. I have no words to discribe.
23.10.2010
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