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Jeremy Feser
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- Tanzania, United Republic Of
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- Director of Operations
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- Pamoja Ministries
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- http://www.pamoja.info
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Want to come be a missionary and work in media? Pamoja Ministries has a place for you! Located in Arusha, Tanzania, we are in the center of Africa, and we are discipling cultures through media. We've released Nipe Jibu, the first full-length Swahili musical, and we need people like you to come, whether your strength is in directing, producing, holding a camera, editing, music, graphic design, IT, or virtually anything else! Come be a part of our team for 4 months, 3 years, or forever. In the years ahead we're working on music, music videos, a new movie, and even a new animated film.
Jeremy Feser's Blog
What Were You Expecting?
This is the text of my message at the Arusha Vineyard on Dec 19th, 2010 as part of the Christmas family service which featured an incredible time of singing with the Sowers Group. The message was entitled, “What Were You Expecting”. It has also been reposted on the Pamoja Ministries site at http://pamojaministries.or.tz/key-articles/life/what-were-you-expecting: and can be found on my blog at… Continue
Posted on December 20, 2010 at 10:48am — 1 Comment
"The Best Container For The Gospel For All Listeners"
I was doing a bit of shameless googling of my own name, and found my Collide Magazine article from October referenced on the Web Evangelism site. As I dug further through their links, I was drawn into an article from the… Continue
Posted on December 21, 2009 at 7:30am — 2 Comments
Opening Africa's Creative Space
Picture this. You're standing in one of the most remote corners of Tanzania, East Africa, in a place called O'lerumo. Around you are a few bomas (collections of huts) - you're in a Maasai village comprising maybe 200 people, living more or less in a dozen family groupings. There are no cars here. There are no wells here. There is no electricity here. There is no one here with more than a high school education, and even those who have finished elementary school are in the slim minority. You're… Continue
Posted on November 20, 2009 at 5:30pm — 2 Comments
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Jeremy Feser's blog post was featuredWhat Were You Expecting?
This is the text of my message at the Arusha Vineyard on Dec 19th, 2010 as part of the Christmas family service which featured an incredible time of singing with the Sowers Group. The message was entitled, “What Were You Expecting”. It has also been reposted on the Pamoja Ministries site at http://pamojaministries.or.tz/key-articles/life/what-were-you-expecting: and can be found on my blog at…See More
Clyde Taber commented on Jeremy Feser's blog post What Were You Expecting?"Amen and amen. Thanks Jeremy."
IAN MARK KIMANJE left a comment for Jeremy Feser"thanks letting me know about visiual network......i will had my details on my profile soon"
Jeremy Feser replied to Keith Williams's discussion Mobile Ministry Strategy and the Average Ahmed's Mobile Phone in the group Mobile Media Ministry"The Christian world is full of action ahead of research. Often that's fine (after all we are just servants of the one who knows the stats very very well) but sometimes it belies a preference for action over planning which is just short-sighted.…"
Jeremy Feser replied to Keith Williams's discussion Mobile Ministry Strategy and the Average Ahmed's Mobile Phone in the group Mobile Media Ministry"David, I agree. Those are the thoughts I had as I read this as well (only you put it a lot more eloquently).
Working in East Africa, we encounter two very different groups of people - urban and rural. The gap is huge. In the cities, and especially…"
Jeremy Feser left a comment for IAN MARK KIMANJE"Hey Ian, great to see you on here - glad you joined!"
Jeremy Feser left a comment for Chloe"Merry Christmas Chloe. Hope your holidays are great. Hope you're doing well. Let me know if you ever want to come work on a project with us here in Tanzania!"
Jeremy Feser posted a blog postWhat Were You Expecting?
This is the text of my message at the Arusha Vineyard on Dec 19th, 2010 as part of the Christmas family service which featured an incredible time of singing with the Sowers Group. The message was entitled, “What Were You Expecting”. It has also been reposted on the Pamoja Ministries site at http://pamojaministries.or.tz/key-articles/life/what-were-you-expecting: and can be found on my blog at…See More
Biju Mathew left a comment for Jeremy Feser"Hi Brother,
I am really excted to see your vision. I would love to get involved with a team like you. How would I get in touch with you?"
Chia Stanley Kisuh commented on Jeremy Feser's blog post Opening Africa's Creative Space"talking about christianity and christian growth in Africa is to my opinion a very contrastive topic, because, from where missionaries left the work, it jhas been evolving about the same families and communities for decates now, and if you look at…"
Jeremy Feser's blog post was featuredOpening Africa's Creative Space
Picture this. You're standing in one of the most remote corners of Tanzania, East Africa, in a place called O'lerumo. Around you are a few bomas (collections of huts) - you're in a Maasai village comprising maybe 200 people, living more or less in a dozen family groupings. There are no cars here. There are no wells here. There is no electricity here. There is no one here with more than a high school education, and even those who have finished elementary school are in the slim minority. You're…See More
Jeremy Feser commented on Clyde Taber's blog post Top Ten Signs - What Would You Add?"Yes - building on what you're saying, Tom, this is one of the reasons that we are looking at music videos. We feel like it is the perfect opportunity to get the viewer engaged in what's going on. When we watch music videos, we primarily…"
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 12:10pm on December 21, 2010, IAN MARK KIMANJE said…
thanks letting me know about visiual network......i will had my details on my profile soon
- At 4:52am on May 19, 2010, Biju Mathew said…
- Hi Brother,
I am really excted to see your vision. I would love to get involved with a team like you. How would I get in touch with you?
- At 9:17pm on November 20, 2009,
Nadine Louise Feser said… - Welcome to the Visual Story Network, bro!
- At 7:58pm on November 20, 2009,
Tom Khazoyan said… - Welcome Jeremy! Hope this is a great place for you guys to connect.
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