To see the world like Jesus does
"My vision for mission is to try to see the world like Jesus, who perceives the elegance and beauty of wildflowers in a field as an expression of the Father’s love for the things deemed insignificant by the world." — Jane Ross Richer. Jane and Jerrell Ross Richer are mission workers in the eastern […]
Thankfulness
"Seeing that my work has a real impact makes me thankfulto be here." — Daniel Schumacher, participant with the Anchorage Service Adventure unit Graphic design by Cynthia Friesen Coyle.
Seeing God in the community
"It is pretty easy to see God in the community around me especially when working with volunteers. Jesus’s mission was to help those in need without asking for payment whichis almost exactly what volunteers do." — Sam Setiawan, participant with the Anchorage Service Adventure unit Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash. Graphic design by Cynthia Friesen […]
Hope
Para leer este gráfico en español, haga clic aquí. "Love enables usas neighbors tosee each other with hope." — Marisol Arriaga Aranda, coordinator for Mexico of the Movement of Anabaptist Women Doing Theology from Latin America (MTAL), a partner organization of Mission Network. Photo by Linda Shelly. Graphic design by Cynthia Friesen Coyle.
Bless others
Para leer este gráfico en español, haga clic aquí. "Through love we understand that our human condition is vulnerable, and it is necessary to use the love we have received to bless others." — Marisol Arriaga Aranda, coordinator for Mexico of the Movement of Anabaptist Women Doing Theology from Latin America (MTAL), a partner organization […]
The image of God
Para leer este gráfico en español, haga clic aquí. "Seeing every man and woman as the image and likeness of God is my commitment to build the Kingdom of God." — Olga Piedrasanta, Guatemala. Piedrasanta is the coordinator of the Education and Materials Commission of Movement of Anabaptist Women Doing Theology from Latin America (MTAL), a […]
Small gestures of love
Para leer este gráfico en español, haga clic aquí. “A close and loving God can only be known through our small gestures of love." — Ondina Murillo, Honduras. Murillo is the co-coordinator for Central America with Movement of Anabaptist Women Doing Theology from Latin America (MTAL), a partner organization of Mission Network. Photo by Linda […]
Para todos y todas
To read this graphic in English, click here. "El amor de Dios es para todos y todas, sin excepción." — Ester Bornes, Argentina. Bornes es coordinadora para el Cono Sur del Movimiento de Mujeres Anabautistas Haciendo Teología desde América Latina (MTAL), una organización asociada con la Red Menonita de Misión. Fotografía de Linda Shelly. Diseño gráfico […]
El evangelio al corazón de los jóvenes
To read this graphic in English, click here. "Llegamos con el evangelio al corazón de los jóvenes, cuandoles ofrecemos un lugar donde pertenecer." — Margrit Kipfer Barrón, misionera en Santa Cruz, Bolivia Fotografía de Linda Shelly. Diseño gráfico de Cynthia Friesen Coyle.
Escuchar
To read this graphic in English, click here. "Escuchar con los oídos, con los ojos y el corazón. Eso Dios hizo conmigo y es lo que trato de hacer con mi prójimo.” — Angela Opimí, Bolivia. Opimí co-coordinadora del Movimiento de Mujeres Anabautistas Haciendo Teología desde América Latina (MTAL), una organización asociada con la Red Menonita […]
Qué el amor
To read this graphic in English, click here. "Qué el amor hacia mi hermana(o) se traduzca en reflejos de sororidad, misericordia, compasión, gracia y perdón!" — Mary Cano, Honduras. Cano es co-coordinadora del Movimiento de Mujeres Anabautistas Haciendo Teología desde América Latina (MTAL), una organización asociada con la Red Menonita de Misión. Fotografía de Linda Shelly. […]
Amar cotidianamente a las personas
To read this graphic in English, click here. "Amar cotidianamente a las personas (un mate, una ayuda, un abrazo, un auxilio, un texto bíblico) puede hacerles sentir y creer, que Dios se acuerda de ellas." — Alfonsina y José Oyanguren, misioneros en Castelli, Argentina Fotografía de Carolina López. Diseño gráfico de Cynthia Friesen Coyle.