Mission Integral: Toward A World Without Gender Violence
XVI Conference Orlando E. Costas
Orlando E. Costas Conference
The Orlando E. Costas Conference was established to honor the work of the late missiologist and theologian Orlando E. Costas and build relationships with Latino churches. A native of Puerto Rico, Dr. Costas died in 1987 at the age of 45. Dr. Costas is remembered for his passionate defense of those who have been silenced and oppressed. He left a great legacy among Latino scholars, having written 14 books and contributed to an additional 17 books and 40 magazines.
La Conferencia de Orlando E. Costas fue establecida para honrar el trabajo del fallecido misiólogo y teólogo Orlando E. Costas y construir relaciones con iglesias latinas. Nativo de Puerto Rico, el Dr. Costas murió en 1987 a la edad de 45 años. El Dr. Costas es recordado por su apasionada defensa de los que han sido silenciados y oprimidos. Dejó un gran legado entre los latinos eruditos, habiendo escrito 14 libros y contribuido a 17 libros adicionales y 40 revistas.
2026 Event Details
Saturday, October 3, 2026
12.30 pm- 3.15 pm (EST)
The event is free and Trilingual (English, Spanish and Portuguese) and will be streamed via Zoom, Facebook & YouTube.
Schedule
12:30pm – 1:00pm: Apertura / Opening
1:00pm – 2:10pm: Sesión Plenaria / Plenary Session:
Misión Integral: Hacia un mundo sin violencia de género / Mission Integral: Toward a World Without Gender Violence
2:10pm - 2:45pm: Grupos de Discusión / Discussion Groups
2:45pm- 3:15pm: Reconocimientos y Conclusiones / Awards & Closing
Ponente / Keynote Speaker
Analia Saracco
Licenciada en Relaciones Públicas, Universidad Argentina de la Empresa; MTh. South African Theological Seminary; Profesorado en Educación Superior, Universidad Tecnológica Argentina.
Rectora del Instituto Teológico FIET (Facultad Internacional de Educación Teológica) con sede en Argentina. Codirectora del Movimiento de Lausanne para América Latina
Analia Saracco
Holds a degree in Public Relations from the Argentine University of Business (UADE), an MTh from the South African Theological Seminary, and a teaching certificate in Higher Education from the Argentine Technological University.
Analia Saracco currently serves as the Rector of FIET Theological Institute (International Faculty of Theological Education) in Argentina, and as Co-Director of the Lausanne Movement for Latin America.
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