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A couple in La Jagua, a rural village in souther Honduras, where the UMC has established a presence. Learn more about them and the position of the United Methodist Church in Honduras in the September/Ocboer print issue of the NWO, article: Vamos Pues, Extendamos la Gracia de Dios (Let's Go, Then, Extend the Grace of God)
Photo: Paul Jeffrey
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Mission When the Going Gets Rough
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Update on United Methodist work in Afghanistan |
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Kosovo Today |
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China After the Missionaries Left |
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Rebuilding Liberia |
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New Mission Initiatives
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The Cambodia Initiative
by Warren Harbert
The General Board of Global Ministries’ (GBGM)
Cambodia Initiative, in joint partnership with
the Swiss-French United Methodist Annual
Conference, is just one of four Methodist
mission agencies working in Cambodia to provide ...
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Korean United Methodists Reach Out to Mongolia
by Jong Sung Kim
Ganbaatar was a Mongolian man in his mid-40s
with a terminal illness. He was a truck driver
supporting his wife and three young children.
Once he became ill, he had to quit his job and
was supported solely by his wife, who ...
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The Russia Initiative
by Natalie Tyson
“Do you have a passport?” Bishop Dan Solomon of
the Oklahoma Conference asked Jarrell, my
husband, who was then Assistant Director of the
Conference Council on Ministries. Jarrell
specialized in church growth and revitali...
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Our Partners in Taurage, Lithuania
by Dale Clem
As the United Methodist Men of Geneva United
Methodist Church began chopping green peppers,
jalapeños, lettuce, tomatoes, and onions, their
conversations turned to their friends in
Taurage, Lithuania. They hoped the Super ...
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A Letter from Douala First United Methodist Church, Cameroon
by Ferdinand Boula
My family and I used to attend a very small
Evangelical church. This independent church was
the work of a courageous and talented young
pastor. It was in this church that my wife and I
and our children were baptized.
I ...
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Five Ways to Enter: New Mission Initiatives
by Christie R. House
Mission is no longer something that happens “out
there” in far away places. Today, mission
happens from within our local congregations. The
success of the renewal of the United Methodist
Church in Russia is due in large part to the US
congregations that stepped directly into mission
outreach alongside the missionaries sent by the
General Board of Global Ministries
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The online version of New World Outlook features selected articles from the printed magazine. These additional stories appear in the print publication.
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UMVIM Team Travels to Cambodia |
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A New Church Emerges: United Methodists in Laos |
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A New Dimension of United Methodist Mission in Nepal |
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The United Methodist Church in Latvia |
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The Tenth Anniversary of the Lithuanian United Methodist Church |
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Vamos Pues, Extendamos La Gracia De Dios (Let’s Go, Then, Extend the Grace of God) |
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The Senegal Initiative |
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Cameroon Mission Update |
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Mission Memo |
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A Difficult Path to United Methodism: Vietnam |
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