The wellspring of the Gospel is powerful and freely flows into every culture. As you will find out on this episode of our mission path podcast living water speaks profoundly to the hearts of people with an Andean worldview. Just click on the audio player below for this week’s Cultural Insight!
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The Downing Family
Do you ever get the feeling you don’t fit in? Sometimes missionaries feel as though they are straddling two cultures and not blending into either. Here is a recent experience about using the standard of one culture in another culture. Enjoy.
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The Downing Family
It is crazy what you notice when you have been away for a some time.
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The Downings
What if I told you that there is a building in Quito that if finished would cause Armageddon? Just click play for details!
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The Downings
Sometimes cultural differences are uncomfortable. Today we discuss a common blood sport in Ecuador.
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The Downings
Is it odd that people who live with Eternity in mind care so much about time? Today’s cultural insight explores the Ecuadorian concept of time.
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Hello friends, this week we are revisiting some of our more popular posts from the past. Make sure you tune in next week for fresh new content. In the meantime enjoy these tried and true podcasts.
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The Downings
What do Venezuelans think about Socialism? Today’s cultural insight is about a historically bad idea.
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The Downings
Why does Ecuador need missionaries? This legend of La Raina Del El Quinche will give you some insight into the matter!
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The Downings
Today’s cultural insight comes in the form of a story. The legend of Father Almeida tells a story of sin and redemption. Just click play below to be regaled with local Ecuadorian lore.
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