After listening to Ruth's full presentation, we continued the conversation with her about her ideas on "Joining Hands in the Construction of a Reconciliation Politics." In this episode, we chat with Ruth about resources for those who are interested in wanting to learn more about reconciliation politics, the goal in calling the church to lament, and a continued reflection on her analogy of 'joining hands.'

Listen to Ruth Padilla DeBorst's full presentation- "North-South Partnership in God's Mission: Joining Hands in the Construction of a Reconciliation Politics."

For the Stott-Bediako Forum, Ruth Padilla DeBorst shared her thoughts with us on "North-South Partnership in God's Mission: Joining Hands in the Construction of a Reconciliation Politics." In this podcast, René August interviews Ruth about her work, different resources she recommends, and more on creating a reconciliation politics.

For the Stott-Bediako Forum, Al Tizon shared his thoughts with us on "Postures Toward Postcolonial Peace: Repentance, Forgiveness, and Lament." In this podcast, Esteban Améstegui interviews Al Tizon about his peacebuilding journey and the integration of justice and peacebuilding.

Entrevistamos a Jocabed Solano sobre su camino como teóloga indígena Guna y los conceptos y prácticas de la reconciliación en su pueblo. Jocabed dirige la organización Memoria Indígena, una comunidad que busca "Reconocer y recordar las memorias indígenas cristianas de Abya Yala, creando espacios de diálogos interculturales entre las comunidades indígenas cristianas, espiritualidades indígenas y la iglesia global y articulando propuestas teológicas, misionologicas y eclesiológicas que respondan a las realidades de nuestros pueblos."

Esta entrevista es parte del Foro Stott-Bediako de INFEMIT, en el cual hablamos sobre La Construcción de la Paz y la Transformación de Conflictos desde el lente del poscolonialismo y el cristianismo indígena.

This episode is a part of an ongoing series of reflections on COVID-19 from INFEMIT's Networking Team around the world. In this interview with Brooke Prentis, we explore the impact of COVID-19 on the context of Australia and the pandemic's implications for our understanding of mission and theology.

Entrevistamos a Benita Simón Mendoza e Ismael Conchacala Gil sobre los conceptos y prácticas de reconciliación en sus pueblos. Benita, del pueblo Maya Kaqchikel en Guatemala, e Ismael, del pueblo Wiwa en Colombia, participan en la comunidad de Memoria Indígena, una organización que busca "Reconocer y recordar las memorias indígenas cristianas de Abya Yala, creando espacios de diálogos interculturales entre las comunidades indígenas cristianas, espiritualidades indígenas y la iglesia global y articulando propuestas teológicas, misionologicas y eclesiológicas que respondan a las realidades de nuestros pueblos." 

Esta entrevista es parte del Foro Stott-Bediako de INFEMIT, en el cual hablamos sobre La Construcción de la Paz y la Transformación de Conflictos desde el lente del poscolonialismo y el cristianismo indígena.

In this interview with Seblewengel Daniel, we explore the impact of COVID-19 on her home context of Ethiopia and the pandemic's implications for our understanding of mission.

For the Stott-Bediako Forum, Martin Munyao contributed a paper on "Whiteness in Christianity and Decoloniality of the African Experience." In this podcast, René August talks with Martin Munyao in depth about the topic.

For the Stott-Bediako Forum, Alex Jones contributed a paper on "Imagining the Postcolonial Christian University." In this podcast, Terry LeBlanc and Tori Greaves talk with Alex Jones in depth about the topic.