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INFEMIT Community Conversation: Imagining Shalom Together: Examples of Transformation on the Ground, the work of Paz y Esperanza in South America with Nina Balmaceda
In this episode, we feature a conversation that we had with Nina Balmaceda and members of the INFEMIT community. Join us as we listen and learn about “Imagining Shalom Together: Examples of Transformation on the Ground, the work of Paz y Esperanza in South America.” This conversation connects to the theme of our next Stott-Bediako Forum, Transformation Revisited: Mission and Gospel Imagination.
Please note, we will be discussing some sensitive topics in this podcast, so listener discretion is advised. Sensitive topics include: sexual assault, domestic violence, and genocide.
So you’re aware, you’ll hear a few different voices while you’re listening to this podcast. We are including reflections and questions received from our community members - Felipe Preciado, Kristin Caynor, John Shorack, Nash Azaki, Nina Mantalaba, and Samuel Onyait. Listen and learn with us!
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By INFEMITIn this episode, we feature a conversation that we had with Nina Balmaceda and members of the INFEMIT community. Join us as we listen and learn about “Imagining Shalom Together: Examples of Transformation on the Ground, the work of Paz y Esperanza in South America.” This conversation connects to the theme of our next Stott-Bediako Forum, Transformation Revisited: Mission and Gospel Imagination.
Please note, we will be discussing some sensitive topics in this podcast, so listener discretion is advised. Sensitive topics include: sexual assault, domestic violence, and genocide.
So you’re aware, you’ll hear a few different voices while you’re listening to this podcast. We are including reflections and questions received from our community members - Felipe Preciado, Kristin Caynor, John Shorack, Nash Azaki, Nina Mantalaba, and Samuel Onyait. Listen and learn with us!