ACTS

Acquire the Spanish language
Cultural immersion
Training for relational church planting ministry
Share Christ as you relate to others       equals changed lives forever – yours and theirs.

ACTS project is designed as a 9 month cultural and missional immersion project from September through May.

The purpose of this project is to develop you for relational ministry, provide opportunities to be a witness for Christ, and to immerse you in the Spanish language and culture.

Cordoba is a university city of almost 2 million people. Students from every province of Argentina and all over Latin America, the US and parts of Europe have come here to study. Our ministry is located in the same neighborhood where the national university (Universidad Nacional de Cordoba) and where the two largest private universities are located. We are also surrounded by Jesuit architecture, the Catholic seminary and the Opus Dei Society.

The climate is similar to the Texas hill country making it one of the best kept secrets of South America. With the foothills of the Andes Mountains just within reach, it is nice to occasionally take a break from the city and go hiking near one of the German colonies or go shopping and have an "asado" in the neighboring city of Carlos Paz, which is nestled in the sierras. You will live and have the opportunity to be a witness in Argentina.

We offer:

• Language studies
• Daily cultural immersion
• Life training (time management, living on a budget, etc.)
• Furnished apartments in the heart of Nueva Cordoba
• Practical (relevant) theology studies
• Training for relational ministry & church planting
• Outreach opportunities with university students
• Day tours to the Sierras of Cordoba (hiking, horseback riding, etc.)
• Christmas in Patagonia option or return home for Christmas option (cost is extra)

Cost

Our project is a ministry to your life. It costs only $175 per week and teaches you to be in the culture but not of it, while concentrating on the development of the whole person: body, mind and soul.

". . . that they should seek God, if perhaps they might grope for Him and find Him, though He is not far from each one of us; for in Him we live and move and exist . . ."