Difficult Terms - 'Collaboration' - Kärin Butler Primuth

In this new series of short videos from the Lausanne Movement, we define key missional terms in an easy-to-understand way.
Of all the words in this Difficult Terms video series, 'collaboration' is perhaps the easiest to understand and yet the most challenging to practice. Kärin Butler Primuth, Lausanne catalyst for ministry collaboration, explains how working together as the body of Christ is the only way we can fulfill the Great Commission.
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• Difficult Mission Terms
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[@norbertosaracco2989]

THANKS KARIN. Your words are absolutely true. This is a big challenge, but necessary

[@gabrielneres7755]

Thanks Kärin, this is a powerful message for the days today.

[@lisagaron6081]

Great video. Thank you for such a clear explanation and engaging format. We must stop operating as silos and start operating as one.

[@lausannemovement]

Amen!

[@janineb2293]

A wonderful, but rarely acknowledged example of collaboration in mission is the United Mission to Nepal. From its formation in Nagpur in 1953 the 8 founding agencies committed to collaboration. From 1954 the UMN had grown to 400 members from about 40 agencies across the international and denominational spectrum, by the early 1990s. There was a common commitment to serve the people of Nepal and the nascent Nepali church which grew independently but alongside and supported by the UMN (and NEB/ INF). The church in Nepal today is a testimony to and legacy of the out-workings of a commitment to collaboration.

[@lausannemovement]

This is very interesting, thank you for sharing!

[@cdmcclun7643]

Can you remove or mute the music? Distracting and not needed when trying to listen to her. Thanks.

[@jayvup]

I second this, the content is so good but the music is loud/distracting.