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1.13 Sent Together
He boarded the plane with a saxophone case. I love horns, so when he sat down beside me we quickly struck up a conversation about his jazz and improv studies at college. We were airborne before he got around to asking what I do.
As I described my very cool job and what God is doing around the world, his interest was obvious. His relatives are "religious," but he has no room for their God. Yet he was very concerned about our world, injustice and those in need. I shared that the Bible tells us that Christ followers are sent together to heal and redeem. He really wants to be...
As I described my very cool job and what God is doing around the world, his interest was obvious. His relatives are "religious," but he has no room for their God. Yet he was very concerned about our world, injustice and those in need. I shared that the Bible tells us that Christ followers are sent together to heal and redeem. He really wants to be...
1.12 Massive Movement
What do you see when you look at the SEND logo? 
I want you to see movement, a massive movement to the unreached! Our logo represents people and prayers and resources going to those beyond the reach of a local church (from the left side to the dot). But that’s not where it ends. Multiplication is in our organizational DNA – a desire to see believers and churches reproduced in that people group who then reach other people groups. The action doesn’t end with the dot. It expands beyond the dot to other peoples.
The underlying principle is this: if God has called people from every tribe and language and...
I want you to see movement, a massive movement to the unreached! Our logo represents people and prayers and resources going to those beyond the reach of a local church (from the left side to the dot). But that’s not where it ends. Multiplication is in our organizational DNA – a desire to see believers and churches reproduced in that people group who then reach other people groups. The action doesn’t end with the dot. It expands beyond the dot to other peoples.
The underlying principle is this: if God has called people from every tribe and language and...
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About This Blog
Warren Janzen has served as the International Director of SEND since 2004.
He and his wife, Dorothy, served in Japan for 15 years before coming to the International Office.
Warren and Dorothy have 3 sons. Dorothy directs Women's Ministries at SEND.
