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Moments with missionaries: Abe Degner
The streets were packed with tourists, vendors, and colorfully dressed dancers. It was carnival weekend in Cochabamba, Bolivia, and thousands had flocked to the city to celebrate. We were there to celebrate too—but not because of carnival. We had something so much better to celebrate . . .
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Captions: Featured image, top) It was a time to celebrate when Iglesia Cristo WELS Internacional received an Academia Cristo group from Cochabamba, Bolivia, as a congregation.1) Eduardo Milanesi planted a church in Cochabamba, Bolivia, after studying with WELS' Latin America mission team through the Academia Cristo app. 2) Two of WELS' missionaries to Latin America are Abe Degner (left) and Andrew Johnston (right). They are pictured here with another Academia Cristo student, Fredy Padilla. 3) Henry Herrera (left), president of Iglesia Cristo WELS Internacional, welcomes church leader Eduardo Milanesi into fellowship. 4) Two young attendees of the celebration in Cochabamba. Learn more about the celebration.
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“Does he know your weaknesses? Does he see your hidden fears? Does he know who he is sending? Yes, he does. And he says to you as he said to Moses, ‘Now go; I will help you speak and will teach you what to say’ (Exodus 4:12).” These words were spoken in the . . .
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When you think of the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS), no doubt you think of it in terms of 350,000 people in the United States and Canada united by a common faith and a common mission. Perhaps you also include the Lutheran Christians served by . . .
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