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Cape Town 2010 brought together 4,000 leaders from 198 countries to confront the critical issues of our time as they relate to the future of the Church and world evangelization. Participate online by watching video of the Congress sessions and joining with Christians around the world in related discussion.

Cape Town 2010: The Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization
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Timothy Liu
People at Work - Timothy Liu
23.11.2010
Mats Tunehag
People at Work - Mats Tunehag
20.10.2010
Jerry White
People at Work - Jerry White
20.10.2010
Mark Greene
People at Work - Mark Greene
20.10.2010
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Full Session: People at Work Multiplex
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Hi Alex, I agree with you that the video could have said more about generosity with others. Something like generosity in community. This is something… Sas_Conradie - In Response To: The best kind of generosity is done with others, not for others
Thank you, Sas. That helps. I thought it would say more about giving in the context of relationships. The focus on giving ourselves first did… Alex_Araujo - In Response To: The best kind of generosity is done with others, not for others
Hi Alex For me the key message of the video is that generosity is about giving ourselves, just as the Good Samaritan did. Giving ourselves… Sas_Conradie - In Response To: The best kind of generosity is done with others, not for others
Hi Sass, I liked the idea and dynamics of the presentation, except that it went a little too fast and the main point was gone… Alex_Araujo - In Response To: The best kind of generosity is done with others, not for others
Several times Nat stresses the important point of ’getting it right’. However the sentence, "Literature needs to be taken as literature" betrays a fundamental misunderstanding… AndrewTWR - In Response To: A Bible College Principal Responds to Mark Snowden