Collins Etchi Ako's guest appearances

Collins Etchi Ako

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Michelle Collins

Greg Smith

Brandon Hall

Chris Watson

Kerri Pomarolli

Keith Giles

Danielle Shroyer

Lee Jackson

David Hayward

Greg Ball

Andrea Hamilton

Karl Forehand

Jamal Jivanjee

Doug Palmer

Eric Rucker

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What is the most important thing that United Methodists need to keep in mind during this season of dissension?  . How many languages does one need to know to conduct seminars on conflict management, peace, sustainable development, and interfaith dialogue on a global scale?  . How does God's voice sound different in the midst of turmoil?  . All of these and more are answered in our RICH conversation with Rev. Collins Etchi Ako.  Collins is a missionary with the General Board of Global Ministries of The United Methodist Church providing administrative and liaison support in the East Congo Episcopal Area in the Democratic Republic of Congo.  He holds four degrees from the Protestant University of Central Africa in Yaounde and fromUniversity of Yaounde: a bachelor’s in political science, a bachelor’s in theology, a master’s in social science and international relations, and a master’s in theology. Collins is presently enrolled in his second year for a Doctor of Ministry in Organizational Leadership at Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore – Kentucky, USA Born into a Presbyterian family and orphaned at an early age, Collins became a United Methodist in 2001 and began working closely with the Cameroon Mission in 2007. Missionary service has been on his spiritual radar since that time. He has a special interest in ministries of justice and reconciliation. Collins is married to Anne Greta Nkondock Mbondy and the couple has four children.  . Connect with him and his work at umcmission.org.

What is the most important thing that United Methodists need to keep in mind during this season of dissension?  . How many languages does one need to know to conduct seminars on conflict management, peace, sustainable development, and interfaith dialogue on a global scale?  . How does God's voice sound different in the midst of turmoil?  . All of these and more are answered in our RICH conversation with Rev. Collins Etchi Ako.  Collins is a missionary with the General Board of Global Ministries of The United Methodist Church providing administrative and liaison support in the East Congo Episcopal Area in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He holds four degrees from the Protestant University of Central Africa in Yaounde and fromUniversity of Yaounde: a bachelor’s in political science, a bachelor’s in theology, a master’s in social science and international relations, and a master’s in theology. Collins is presently enrolled in his second year for a Doctor of Ministry in Organizational Leadership at Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore – Kentucky, USA Born into a Presbyterian family and orphaned at an early age, Collins became a United Methodist in 2001 and began working closely with the Cameroon Mission in 2007. Missionary service has been on his spiritual radar since that time. He has a special interest in ministries of justice and reconciliation. Collins is married to Anne Greta Nkondock Mbondy and the couple has four children.  . Connect with him and his work at <a href="https://www.umcmission.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">umcmission.org</a>.

A Missionary of Many Tongues--Collins Etchi Ako

Collins Etchi Ako shares about his reception into the United Methodist Church as a young person and the ministries of justice and reconciliation this faith community has helped him pursue.

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