TO GOD BE THE GLORY! 32 years ago today he gave us each other. Niteroi Brazil, 8/11/1977!
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A description of what God is doing in East Paraguay through the church planting efforts of the Kunkel family, and their ministry partners.
About Me
- John T. Kunkel
- I am a Baptist missionary/Church planter. I have been doing this since 1984. I speak Spanish, and Portuguese. I am married to Iracema, my wife of 30+ years. She is a native Brazilian. We presently live and work in Paraguay, near beautiful Iguazu Falls. We are beginning house churches in this part of the world.
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Regarding your praise of Stallman here:
http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/08/25/stallman-takes-his-free-software-crusade-to-argentina/?emc=eta1
Since you're a missionary.. are you aware, that Stallman is a militant atheist?
Look at his site:
www.stallman.org
Here are some entries:
"Support the Atheist Bus Campaign, putting ads for atheism on buses in London."
"Support Senator Boxer's campaign to pressure oil companies to stay out of ANWR (http://ga4.org/campaign/boycott)
I'm annoyed by the gratuitous suggestion that you say that the ANWR wilderness was "god-given", which presumes absurd views on the nature of the universe. I suggest editing out that part of the letter. "
Are you really comfortable with praising this man, who has such a contempt FOR YOU (because you're a Christian) ?
Please show me where I praise him in what I said? I simply said he is/was big here in Latin America, where I live???
I am glad you visited my blog. My God bless you. TIM
"Please show me where I praise him in what I said?"
Well:
"He was in Paraguay this week too, and had a BIG!! interview in the LA NACCION newspaper. It was a full page…"
sounds pretty enthusiastic.
As I said I am glad you visited my blog. God is working here. Are you an evangelical Chrsitian, and in a local church? I would love to hear about it, your life etc. I would love to continue the conversation, but in another vein. I do not support this man, I simply said he was here...
Warm regards, Rev. Tim Kunkel
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