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World Council of Churches theologians Cuba 2016

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Attendees at the WCC-CWMEconference +
Short video of the United Theological Seminary, Matanzas, Cuba, where Bishop Graham took part, with 30 other mission theologians from around the world +
Jooseop Keum, Director of the CWME, with Petros Vassiliadas +
Kyriaki AVtzi, Kenneth Ross and Jooseup Keum, editors of 'Ecumencial Missiology'. +
Carlos Ham, Principal of United Theological Seminary, Matanzas +
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Atola Longkumer +
Petros Vassiliadis +
Coffee Break +
United Theological Seminary, Matanzas +
United Theological Seminary, Matanzas, bus +
Episcopal Church in Matanzas, Cuba, the first Protestant church in that town, built originally in the 1880s. Here, the parish priest, Tulia Sanchez, explains the development and growth of the church. +
Episcopal Church in Matanzas, with the Rector, Tulia Sanchez, Bard Maeland and Rienzie Perera +
 
 
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In September 2016, Graham attended the World Council of Churches theological conference of the Commission for World Mission and Evangelism, witih 30 others from around the world, at the United Theological Seminary, Matanzas, Cuba. His Interweavings article is here. Photos by GK.

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