by administrador | Nov 2, 2018 | Portraits, Portraits-Advocacy Leader
Occupation: Coordinator of the theological area of the Latin American Program, Mission 21, Costa Rica 1. What was your first relationship with Mission 21 or the Basel Mission? My first more direct relationship with Mission 21 was in 2014 in La Paz, Bolivia, at ISEAT,...
by administrador | Sep 28, 2018 | Portraits, Portraits-Advocacy Leader
Occupation: Pastor, South Korea 1) What was your first connection with Mission 21 or Basel Mission? Mission 21 has a long ecumenical relationship with PROK to which I belong. In my memory, in the mid-1990s, a pastor from Switzerland came to preach to the church where...
by administrador | Sep 3, 2018 | Portraits, Portraits-Advocacy Leader
Occupation: Clergy, Nigeria 1) What was your first connection with Mission 21 or Basel Mission? My first connection with Basel Mission was in 1986 when I joined Theological Education by Extension (TEE) as a student. Basel Mission and EYN were partnering on many church...
by administrador | Jul 27, 2018 | Portraits, Portraits-Advocacy Leader
Occupation: Social Worker, Bolivia 1) What was your first connection with Mission 21 or Basel Mission? My first connection with Mission 21 was trough the project “Women develop their life projects as promoters of rural communities”. This project was supported by...
by administrador | Jul 2, 2018 | Portraits, Portraits-Advocacy Leader
Occupation: PASTOR, working as assistant lecturer on the Faculty of Theology at Teofilo Kisanji University. Tanzani 1) What was your first connection with Mission 21 or Basel Mission? The first connection with Mission 21 goes back about 10 years ago through...
by administrador | Jun 7, 2018 | Portraits, Portraits- Women's networks Mission 21, Portraits-Advocacy Leader
Occupation: Pastor at Pasundan Christian Church (GKP); Counsellor at Pasundan Durebang Women Crisis Centre; Coordinator of Women at Asia Fellowship of Mission 21. Indonesia What was your first connection with Mission 21 or Basel Mission? In 2002, through the Women...
