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SUMMARY:STORIES FROM THE FIELD | EXPERIENCING GOD’S LOVE THROUGH MUSIC AND THE ARTS
DESCRIPTION: 3 September (Tuesday), 8.00 p.m. – 9.30 p.m.\n Online via Zoom\n Register by 2 September via https://www.wycliffe.sg/events\n Free\nDoes becoming a Christian mean rejecting your traditional culture? It doesn’t have to.\nCome and hear stories of how God moves in different communities as Scriptures are engaged with and experienced through music and the arts.\nRoce Anog-Madinger is the speaker for this session. She was a music teacher for 15 years, then trained in Ethnomusicology and the Arts at Payap University, Thailand. Since then, she has served many minority communities in Asia.\nOrganised by Wycliffe Singapore\n
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