Group Leader
MEDA Honduras
Short-Term Missions: A Tool for Shepherding the ...

Perhaps when one thinks of shepherding God’s flock, bringing his congregation to the mission field isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. However, there is much to be said for bringing a shepherd’s role to bear in a cross-cultural context, and the possibilities there for faithfulness, soul care, the spirit of truth, expository preaching, discipleship, and evangelism. Read on as we reflect on some of the things pastors and elders have had to say about their experience at MEDA International Missions, and the implications those have for the shepherd in short-term missions.

Short-Term Missions: A Tool for Shepherding the Flock (pt 2)
Group Leader
MEDA Honduras
Short-Term Missions: A Tool for Shepherding the ...

Perhaps when one thinks of shepherding God’s flock, bringing his congregation to the mission field isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. However, there is much to be said for bringing a shepherd’s role to bear in a cross-cultural context, and the possibilities there for faithfulness, soul care, the spirit of truth, expository preaching, discipleship, and evangelism. Read on as we reflect on some of the things pastors and elders have had to say about their experience at MEDA International Missions, and the implications those have for the shepherd in short-term missions.

Short-Term Missions: A Tool for Shepherding the Flock (pt 1)

professor-student relationship

A Blessing in Disguise

A Blessing in Disguise

Roni Zelaya is a fourth-year student from the department of Olancho. His father was the pastor of the charismatic church in which he grew up, but he can no longer serve there due to doctrinal differences. He has started a business to support himself while studying at SEPE, selling Olancho’s renowned dairy products in Siguatepeque. His plan is to continue serving here after graduating in December of this year. In this account, he shares more about his salvation testimony and the unique circumstances through which the Lord brought him to SEPE Honduras.