A Brazilian Methodist reflects on Christian Education at the Service of Mission

“The goal of the Christian Education Program of the Methodist Church in Brazil is to strengthen both its Christian and its Wesleyan identities as it ministers to some of the poorest people in South America...

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The Venezuelan Crucible: Ministry in the Midst of Political Turmoil
by Rev. Franklyn Guerrero
 
The name, Venezuela comes from the Spanish "Pequñea Venecia", or Little Venice, because the European colonizers in 1521 found many hut houses of the indigenous people to be on stilts. It is an image for the unstable and precarious situation of Venezuelan politics in recent times. This is a nation living on stilts, supported by several competing political and economic groups during the last 100 years.

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