UMC Missionaries (clockwise from top left corner): Dr. Eduardo Campaña of Ecuador, serving Latin America; Ngoy Mulanga Kalangwa of the DR Congo, serving Tanzania; Alina Saucedo of Bolivia, serving Angola; Daniel Randall of Colorado, serving Latvia, Becky Harrell of Texas, serving Chile; David Guinkpa from Liberia, serving Uganda; Isaías Ramos of Mexico, serving Costa Rica; and Sun Lae Kim of Korea and New Jersey, serving Mongolia.
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Ministry with the Poor
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Missionaries in the 21st Century
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From Our Church to Your Church: The Covenant Relationship
This article on Covenant Relationships is written
by United Methodist missionaries and their
supporting churches. The term "itineration" used
in several of the stories is the time when
missionaries come to the United States ...
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Connected in the Web
More and more missionaries are staying connected
with their supporting churches by posting their
activities on their websites. Some are even able
to post entries on a regular basis, like a
journal, known as blogging. Below ...
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Letters from Missionary Homes
From around the globe, United Methodist
missionaries write letters about their work and
ministries. Some reflect on the people they serve
and the context of their ministries; others
celebrate the saints they meet, the ways ...
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A Calling to Health Ministries
by Christie R. House
In May 2007, Bishop Joseph C. Humper, of the
Sierra Leone United Methodist Church, and Bishop
Robert Aboagye-Mensah, of the autonomous
Methodist Church of Ghana, presided over a unique
missionary commissioning service in Ghana. ...
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Global Missionaries for a Global Church
by Christie R. House and Helen Sheperd
Dr. Hugh Frazer and Elizabeth Frazer served as
Methodist and then United Methodist missionaries
from 1961 to 1993. They started out at Ganta
Hospital in Liberia and later served mission
hospitals in what was then Zaire. Shortly ...
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Teach Me to Love
by Christie R. House, Eluzinete Pereira García
This issue of New World Outlook is filled with
the voices of many different missionaries serving
in many different countries, contexts, and types
of mission professions.
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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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Remembrance & Thanksgiving by Philip Braudaway-Bauman and Mark Bauman |
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Bridges of Hope in North Africa by Hugh Johnson |
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Home Missioners: A New Office in the Church by Becky Dodson Louter and Christie R. House |
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Young Adult Missionaries: Letters from a Young Missionary by T. Ryan Clayburn |
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