Missiology - Seminary Course
Only three weeks remain in the Missiology course. In the past three weeks we have had classes on community development, the 10-40 window, and the sending church. We will close out the semester with classes on the indigenous church, the greatest needs on the mission field and the mandate we all share as believers to not just participate but to be consumed by the Great Commission.
Students are currently presenting their 30 days of prayer project as a way to practice calling the church to prayer. Each student leads the class in learning about a specific people group or under or unreached area of the world and then uses creative techniques to involve the class in prayer. Please pray that our students would capture the essential nature of prayer for missions and become a catalyst for prayer for missions in their families, churches and communities.
Project Evaluation
Every six months Osavldo’s role as National Project Coordinator kicks into high gear with reports from each of SIM Bolivia’s projects due, communications regarding changes to programs, funding or vision, and lots of assessing. The assessing is taking even more of Osvaldo’s time in these months as he, along with the National Director and Administrator are traveling to conduct evaluations to determine if two specific long term projects are ready to become independent from SIM - a goal for most projects from their inception. The team looks at the impact of the project and its sustainability long term as well as other things to help make a determination. Please pray for wisdom and discernment for the team.
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