GloCal Mission: John Stott and the Lausanne Movement: A Formative Influence

8.29.2022

John Stott and the Lausanne Movement: A Formative Influence - Lausanne Movement

John Stott and the Lausanne Movement: A Formative Influence - Lausanne Movement: This article appears as a chapter in Regnum Books volume ‘The Lausanne Movement: A Range of Perspectives (Oxford: Regnum Books, 2014)’, and is published here with permission. The author is writing in a personal capacity and the views do not necessarily represent those of The Lausanne Movement. Learn more about the book from Regnum. John Stott…

COMIBAM International is an evangelical interdenominational organization promoting cooperation and networking between all those involved in missions in Ibero-America (Latin America, Hispanic North America and the Iberian Peninsula). It is formed by Latin American Christians who are committed to the evangelization of the unreached. The practical expression of COMIBAM’s constituency in each country is known as a National Missionary Movement (NMM), a network comprised of churches, training centers and sending agencies. COMIBAM believes in shared leadership and continent-wide involvement.

Board and Executive Committee at Comibam International

Edgardo Surenian (Argentina), Carlos España (Guatemala), Moises Lopez (Mexico), Jesus Londoño (Colombia), Federico Bertuzzi (Argentina), Ted Limpic (US), Cristian Castro (Costa Rica), Francisco Linares (El Salvador), Jose de Dios (Guatemala), Ruben Suarez (Puerto Rico), Marcos Agripino (Brasil), Jason Carlisle (US), Carlos Scott (Argentina), Alfonso Medina (España), Jose Luis Ramirez (Mexico), Victor Ibagon (Colombia), Daniel Bianchi (Argentina), Luis Marti (El Salvador), Omar Gava (Argentina)