Training

Posted on 14th November 2018 (19th November 2018) by Publications team

Right now Jonathan and Rachel Willcock are in Latin America helping to run a trainer’s forum, consulting and teaching in the missionary training programme (3C). Their time is going really well and as always they are loving being back in Colombia.

This week Rachel has been helping to prepare food for between 40-50 people each day while Jonathan has been teaching in the missions institute and leading the forum meetings.

They are also keeping busy in the evenings with some meetings and helping students with their homework.

Next week the students will each present two chronological Bible lessons, taking into account the Yurok culture.

Jonathan also spent some time helping missionaries in the Jiw and Nukuk tribes. He worked with two difficult languages, mostly helping with discourse analysis so he stayed for a couple of weeks while Rachel stayed in town.

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