Comments for Propel http://propel.mdat.org Move into Missions Sun, 03 Jan 2010 19:37:53 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Kingdom-size Dreaming by Lungfa Sunday Maikarfi http://propel.mdat.org/2006/06/kingdom-size-dreaming/comment-page-1/#comment-424 Lungfa Sunday Maikarfi Sun, 03 Jan 2010 19:37:53 +0000 http://www.mdat.org/propel/?p=3#comment-424 I am happy to come in touch with your website via search engine and getting to know about your vision on Missions Mobilization. I am a Missionary with Missions Supprters League (MSL), an organization mobilizing the Church on missions awareness and support with this sole vision: ...A MOBILIZED CHURCH SUPPORTING ALL ASPECTS OF MISSIONS UNTIL DISCIPLES ARE MADE FOR CHRIST AMONG EVERY PEOPLE GROUP ON EARTH... I will like to know more about what you do and how I can also partner with you. I have a longing to mobilize more resources for missions as the Lord desires me to. I want to reach God's utmost based on His requirement to scale the wall. I served as the ICT Officer of MSL and I am interested in using internet and IT to advance missions using my field as a Database Administrator because I am Oracle Database 10g Certified Professional (OCP). Lungfa Sunday Maikarfi I am happy to come in touch with your website via search engine and getting to know about your vision on Missions Mobilization.

I am a Missionary with Missions Supprters League (MSL), an organization mobilizing the Church on missions awareness and support with this sole vision:

…A MOBILIZED CHURCH SUPPORTING ALL ASPECTS OF MISSIONS UNTIL DISCIPLES ARE MADE FOR CHRIST AMONG EVERY PEOPLE GROUP ON EARTH…

I will like to know more about what you do and how I can also partner with you. I have a longing to mobilize more resources for missions as the Lord desires me to. I want to reach God’s utmost based on His requirement to scale the wall.

I served as the ICT Officer of MSL and I am interested in using internet and IT to advance missions using my field as a Database Administrator because I am Oracle Database 10g Certified Professional (OCP).

Lungfa Sunday Maikarfi

]]> Comment on Davis Interview: Living intentionally by crazydavises http://propel.mdat.org/2008/04/davis-interview-living-intentionally/comment-page-1/#comment-15 crazydavises Tue, 30 Dec 2008 18:51:00 +0000 http://propel.mdat.org/?p=41#comment-15 And another one for the record. The couch mentioned, that caused this whole hubub was made in Africa. They hired people that lived nearby to build it. It just happened to look just like the ones that were popular in the US at the time, and I (incorrectly) assumed that they had brought theirs from home. And another one for the record. The couch mentioned, that caused this whole hubub was made in Africa. They hired people that lived nearby to build it. It just happened to look just like the ones that were popular in the US at the time, and I (incorrectly) assumed that they had brought theirs from home.

]]> Comment on Davis Interview: Living intentionally by crazydavises http://propel.mdat.org/2008/04/davis-interview-living-intentionally/comment-page-1/#comment-17 crazydavises Tue, 30 Dec 2008 16:14:10 +0000 http://propel.mdat.org/?p=41#comment-17 Sandra: I (Amy) think you are right. When I read the interview, I was mortified at the way I had said that blurb. It was honestly not my intent to speak negatively about he missionary in question -- I admire them hugely. I was actually intending to affirm their choice -- they made so many sacrifices, and to stay sane, then needed a comfy family room. They didn't need to come back to the states and live a cushy life. They gave up that greator luxury for a small one that made life liveable. I admire that. I wish I was better at doing that. What I said was wrong, and I wish I hadn't said it -- especially that way, and wish that the names hadn't been associated with it. I have sent the missionary in question an apology for the smear that I put on their name, and requested their forgiveness, (not because I deserve it, but for the sake of Christ and His body.) Please, I request, that you also forgive me. This isn't the way the Body of Christ should be and I'm ashamed to have represented Christ and represented His messengers that way. Thank you for calling this to my attention. Sandra:

I (Amy) think you are right. When I read the interview, I was mortified at the way I had said that blurb. It was honestly not my intent to speak negatively about he missionary in question — I admire them hugely. I was actually intending to affirm their choice — they made so many sacrifices, and to stay sane, then needed a comfy family room. They didn’t need to come back to the states and live a cushy life. They gave up that greator luxury for a small one that made life liveable. I admire that. I wish I was better at doing that.

What I said was wrong, and I wish I hadn’t said it — especially that way, and wish that the names hadn’t been associated with it.

I have sent the missionary in question an apology for the smear that I put on their name, and requested their forgiveness, (not because I deserve it, but for the sake of Christ and His body.) Please, I request, that you also forgive me. This isn’t the way the Body of Christ should be and I’m ashamed to have represented Christ and represented His messengers that way. Thank you for calling this to my attention.

]]> Comment on Davis Interview: Living intentionally by propel http://propel.mdat.org/2008/04/davis-interview-living-intentionally/comment-page-1/#comment-16 propel Tue, 30 Dec 2008 14:41:40 +0000 http://propel.mdat.org/?p=41#comment-16 I might add that the Davis' emphasis on tentmaking as a model for living on support is, while Biblical, perhaps a bit strong in my opinion as conveyed in this interview. In missions strategy tentmaking is very important, esp. in this day and age of so many closed countries. However, it is, IIRC, only mentioned twice in the New Testament in the context of missions, and in both instances the reason for Paul doing this is <em>very</em> specific. The one I'm remembering off-hand is where the apostle works on the island of Crete in order to set an example to a lazy people. I might add that the Davis’ emphasis on tentmaking as a model for living on support is, while Biblical, perhaps a bit strong in my opinion as conveyed in this interview. In missions strategy tentmaking is very important, esp. in this day and age of so many closed countries. However, it is, IIRC, only mentioned twice in the New Testament in the context of missions, and in both instances the reason for Paul doing this is very specific. The one I’m remembering off-hand is where the apostle works on the island of Crete in order to set an example to a lazy people.

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