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I lead a team for a church plant in Salta, teaching and training the team.

San Andrés (my church) entrusted me with the task of forming a team for a future plant in one of the neighbourhoods of our city, as part of our vision of multiplication.

My role is to define and develop a teamwork plan, vision and structure of the future community.

In addition, I invest 20 per cent of my time in training leaders of the indigenous Wichí communities in the north of our province.

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Marcos’s story

I was born into a very large Christian family; I am the second of 10 siblings. I had the privilege of always being a part of the Anglican Church. At the age of 25, after completing my studies in biochemistry, I was encouraged strongly by my church community to receive formal training. That is why I travel to Chile to study at the Centro de Estudio Pastorales, Anglican seminary. During the three years of study, I have been encouraged and challenged by studying the word of God and in pastoral ministry.

I love being able to share with others what I have learned, encouraging and challenging them to deepen their relationship with God, walking with them in the process of growing and taking new opportunities. Not only do I teach theology but also how this is applied and has implication in every area of our life.

CMS’s support helps me to focus more time on teaching and pastoral work. It is a privilege for me to be part of the missionary society in the mission that God has entrusted us: to make disciples for the glory of him.

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