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Association Leaders GatheringPresented by: John Becker, Global Strategy Director – AIM (Africa Inland Mission Int.)
Description: Highlighting four global trends affecting mission, John’s webinar helps us discern the times for helpful response to these trends. The webinar explores why appropriate and achievable responses are only accessible through kingdom collaboration. You will be given implications and suggested responses to each trend with a strong encouragement towards rallying around compelling vision, developing a comprehensive strategies and pooling precious resources in ways that clearly demonstrate the unity of the body of Christ.
About John Becker: John is married to Maureen and father to Kayleigh, Anna, Asher and Alex. He grew up on the Peninsula of San Francisco and together with his family has served as missionaries to unreached people for 23 years. For 16 years they lived in Kenya and the UK. John is the Global Strategy Director for AIM International and a Vice President of GACX (Global Alliance of Church Multiplication). John takes great joy in sharing the love of Jesus with people of other faiths, especially those displaced by war or violence.
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