The feast of the "Winisuda
The new newsletter from Indonesia describes impressively the biggest academic celebration of the Theological College, the "Wisuda".
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Life in many facets in Tanzania
For Claudia Zeising, ecumenical co-worker of Mission 21 in Tanzania, 2016 was a difficult year. She had to say goodbye from afar to her father, who passed away at the age of 85.
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Newsletter from Thailand instead of Hong Kong
Usually Tobias Brandner writes his newsletters from Hong Kong, where he lives and works as an ecumenical co-worker of Mission 21. His current letter, however, reaches us from Chiang Mai in Thailand, where he is teaching for a few months as a guest lecturer at Payap University.
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Interview with an Indonesian pastor
How does a female Protestant pastor live in Indonesia? What can she achieve and what difficulties does she have to overcome? Enta Malasinta answers these questions in the new newsletter by Uwe Hummel. Hummel, ecumenical co-worker of Mission 21 in Indonesia, interviewed Enta Malasinta to find out for which reasons people in Kalimantan study theology and what perspectives there are for evangelical pastors in a majority conservative-Islamic society.
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Meetings in Zanzibar, Tanzania
In her new newsletter, Claudia Zeising takes readers on a journey to the island of Zanzibar.
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Extraordinary New Year in Hong Kong
Tobias Brandner reports in his new newsletter about extraordinary encounters in the big city.
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Review of a turbulent year in Tanzania
Claudia Zeising reports on political unrest and days without electricity
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From umbrellas, walls and much more
The protests of the Hong Kong "Umbrella Movement" were also widely reported in European media in the fall of 2014. In his new newsletter, Tobias Brandner takes us on a walk through the protest zones and shares his personal impressions and thoughts about the polarizing movement.
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