Back in January there was a discussion on the IBTS blog about the Baptist-Pentecostal conversations, and in particular the issue of diversity. The BWA has announced the Baptist delegation. Here’s part of the press release:
In March of this year, the Executive Committee of the BWA gave authorization to Callam to “gather a small team of competent theologians and church leaders reflecting the cultural diversity of the world Baptist family to undertake an international theological dialogue with Pentecostals.”
Team members have been drawn from the six regions of the BWA: Henry Mugabe from Zimbabwe (Africa); Miyon Chung from South Korea (Asia); Burchell Taylor from Jamaica (Caribbean); Nigel Wright from the United Kingdom (Europe); Richard Serrano of Venezuela (Latin America); and William Brackney from Canada and David Goatley from the United States (North America).
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Back in January there was a discussion on the IBTS blog about the Baptist-Pentecostal conversations, and in particular the issue of diversity. The BWA has announced the Baptist delegation. Here’s part of the press release:
In March of this year, the Executive Committee of the BWA gave authorization to Callam to “gather a small team of competent theologians and church leaders reflecting the cultural diversity of the world Baptist family to undertake an international theological dialogue with Pentecostals.”
Team members have been drawn from the six regions of the BWA: Henry Mugabe from Zimbabwe (Africa); Miyon Chung from South Korea (Asia); Burchell Taylor from Jamaica (Caribbean); Nigel Wright from the United Kingdom (Europe); Richard Serrano of Venezuela (Latin America); and William Brackney from Canada and David Goatley from the United States (North America).