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Mission Theology Global Conference Dallas May 2018

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Conference photo +
George Sumner, Bishop of Dallas, presenting +
Vicentia Kgabe, Stephen Spencer +
Stephen Spencer, Joseph Galgalo, Christopher Wells, Muthuraj Swamy +
Muthuraj Swamy and Joseph Galgalo +
Samy Shehata +
Robert Heaney, Vicentia Kgabe, Graham Kings +
Lydia Mwaniki and Marianela de la Paz Cot +
George Sumner, Robert Heaney, Lydia Mwaniki +
George Sumner, Isabelle Hamley, Robert Heaney, Joanildo Burity and Lydia Mwaniki +
Vicentia Kgabe, Stephen Spencer and Muthuraj Swamy +
Engin Yildirim +
Concluding sesssion of the conference +
 
 
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The second Mission Theology in the Anglican Communion Global Conference, took place at the Southern Methodist University, Dallas, May 2018. It was hosted by Dr George Sumner, Bishop of Dallas. 20 theologians gathered to write the Preparing for Lambeth book, Muthuraj Swamy and Stephen Spencer (eds), Witnessing Together: Global Anglican Perspectives on Evangelism and Witness (London: Anglican Communion Office, 2020). Photos by GK.

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