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Forty Years of Methodist Collaboration in Latin America and the Caribbean
São Paulo, Brazil, August 27, 2009--
Representatives of Methodist churches from
across Latin America and the Caribbean gathered
at the Methodist University of São Paulo, August
17-21, to celebrate 40 years of collaboration in
ministry.
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GBGM Press Releases
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Date posted: Aug 27, 2009
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'We Know that God Still Goes that Road with Us' Second Sunday of Lent, March 8, 2009
The encounter with Christ radically changes
someone's life. Nevertheless, there are certain
conditions to following Jesus. Peter didn't
understand Jesus' plan when He spoke to him about
suffering on the cross. Peter had accepted Jesus
as the Messiah, but he didn't accept him as a
suffering Messiah. As a result of that, Jesus
described his path to the cross and the meaning
of it for the life of his disciples.
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Mission Personnel
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South America | Uruguay |
Date posted: Mar 08, 2009
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Christmas and Family: Good News for Everyone
"Christmas is a time to share with family." Our
ears, thoughts, and hearts are so full of such
words that we believe that without family there
can be no Christmas. For those who can't
physically be with our families, Christmas can
be a time of sorrow instead of rejoicing.
Source:
Advance
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Date posted: Dec 19, 2008
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Mission Partnership Serves Youth with Multiple Challenges in Uruguay
New York, NY, August 22, 2008--Some 120
Uruguayan
teenagers with multiple physical, mental, or
social challenges will be able to continue to
develop their potentials through a mission
partnership involving the Methodist Church of
Uruguay, the British Methodist Church, and the
United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR).
Source:
GBGM Press Releases
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North Eastern U.S. | South America | United States | Uruguay |
Date posted: Aug 20, 2008
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Snapshots of Life in Uruguay
These first months of the year have been full of
new experiences and blessing. In January I spent
time with my family in Iquique, Chile, worked
with a VIM work team from Illinois at
the “Kusayapu” agriculture school and then shared
my missionary vision, work and experience with
the youth annual conference of the Chilean
Methodist church. Finally, I visited the national
annual conference of the Chilean Methodist church
in Santiago.
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Mission Personnel
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Date posted: Jun 19, 2006
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Northern Uruguay Aid in the Wake of Globalization
At the place where Uruguay touches the corners of
Brazil and Argentina lies a muddy, waterlogged
village called Bella Union. Scraps of corrugated
metal, plastic, and wood shelter families of five
or six. Old cars sit lifeless on dirt roads,
reminding the villagers of past promises. This
productive agricultural region now suffers the
effects of globalization.
Source:
New World Outlook
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Uruguay |
Date posted: Mar 07, 2006
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Missionary Minute: Third Sunday in Advent December 11, 2005
As the new chaplain of the Crandon Institute in
Uruguay, I began planning with many ideas in my
head. I was discovering new ways of doing my
ministry among the students, especially among the
teenagers. I knew this would not be easy.
Source:
Advance
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Date posted: Dec 05, 2005
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Uruguay: Home of the Sunrise
The warm fire, the warmly dressed children
reading and playing, and the aroma of the
roasted chicken being cooked by the older
children for the others at Hogar El Amanecer
(Sunrise House), the Lutheran-Methodist
orphanage in Montevideo, contradicted the
lasting images in my mind of children who
performed juggling acts in the streets for money
or encircled me in the streets to give them
change.
Source:
New World Outlook
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Date posted: Nov 01, 2005
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Lighting the Way for Children
An extraordinary coincidence became apparent as
we gathered the stories for this issue of New
World Outlook. As the articles arrived, I
noticed the names of the ministries in many of
these articles contained the
words "light," "day," or "sunrise." ... Yet one
over-riding theme came through: ministries that
reach homeless and orphaned children are
ministries of light. They reach into lives that
exist in very dark places and open the curtains.
Source:
New World Outlook
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Armenia | Cambodia | Estonia | United States | Uruguay | Western U.S. |
Date posted: Nov 01, 2005
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Life in Uruguay will be focus of Ubuntu eXplorers team
When Judith Siaba, a vice president of the Women's Division of
the United Methodist Board of Global Ministries, went to
Montevideo, Uruguay, she saw a warehouse with a history.
Source:
Women's Division
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Uruguay | Cambodia | Cote d´Ivoire | Sierra Leone | Zimbabwe |
Date posted: Oct 13, 2005
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Ubuntu eXplorers Leader Plans for Uruguay
When United Methodist Women’s Division vice president Judith
Siaba went to Montevideo,Uruguay, she saw a warehouse with a
history.
Source:
Women's Division
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Date posted: Sep 07, 2005
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Create Friendships and Experience Mission First-Hand
The Women’s Division and Mission Volunteers office of the
General Board of Global Ministries are forming a partnership that
will enable women from the United States to build friendships
and experience mission for one to two weeks in Zimbabwe,
Uruguay, Cambodia, Sierra Leone or Cote D’Ivoire.
Source:
Women's Division
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Cambodia | Cote d´Ivoire | Sierra Leone | Uruguay | Zimbabwe |
Date posted: Jul 11, 2005
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Ubuntu eXplorers Program Will Create Friendships and Mission Experiences
The Women’s Division and Mission Volunteers office of the
General Board of Global Ministries are forming a partnership that
will enable women from the United States to build friendships
and experience mission for one to two weeks in Zimbabwe,
Uruguay, Cambodia, Sierra Leone or Cote D’Ivoire.
Source:
WD Press Releases
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Cambodia | Cote d´Ivoire | Sierra Leone | Uruguay | Zimbabwe |
Date posted: Jun 22, 2005
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Sharing Yerba Maté: A missionary sees God's love in an everyday ritual
Since, I have arrived in Uruguay, the
“Maté” (pronounced ‘mahtay) has been a
very interesting ritual to observe,
Source:
Mission Personnel
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Uruguay |
Date posted: May 02, 2005
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'I had a very difficult life...'
I had a very difficult life; my father abandoned
us and I always felt that I was a “nobody”.
Source:
Mission Personnel
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Lent |
Ecuador | Uruguay |
Date posted: Feb 18, 2005
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UMCOR Hotline, December 21, 2004
A new bulletin insert describes UMCOR's plans for
expanding its work in Sudan. With UMCOR's help,
he Methodist Church in Uruguay is sending teams
of volunteer doctors and technicians to Artigas.
Several thousand school kits are on their way to
children in Grenada thanks to generous volunteers
who help to assemble these supplies. One Great
Hour of Sharing resources are available.
Source:
UMCOR
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Africa | Caribbean Islands | Grenada | Latin America | Sudan | Uruguay |
Date posted: Dec 21, 2004
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The Methodist Church of Uruguay also says no to the war
The Evangelical Methodist Church in Uruguay is
against the use of violence as an instrument to
resolve conflicts. We are conscious of the fear
that terrorism provokes, but the war is not the
solution. Neither will it resolve human rights
abuses, or the absence of democracy in some
parts of the world. Furthermore, the
new “preemptive war” philosophy, endorsed only
by suspicions, puts us in a highly dangerous
path for the future of humanity and the co-
habitation as nations.
Source:
Mission Contexts and Relationships
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Uruguay |
Date posted: Feb 14, 2003
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Relatives of 'Disappeared' Seek Truth in Uruguay
In 1975, when Javier Miranda was 11 years old,
his father became one of the "disappeared" in
Uruguay, vanishing without a trace after being
taken for interrogation by military officers.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
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Human rights |
Uruguay |
Date posted: Mar 13, 1998
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