The Biblical Call to Wholistic Help
Live Plenary Session for Evangelical Methodist Church Conference (2017)
This 6-part series can be used to teach small groups on the philosophy of Redemptive Compassion, pausing between each video for group discussion. Each video comes with a student handout for the participants use.
Lois Tupyi shares her personal journey that led to the biblical philosophy of wholistic help called Redemptive Compassion.
Lois Tupyi looks at the current state of need in America and how the shift of focus from “people” to “need” has resulted in sustaining people in need.
Lois Tupyi believes that with education and training, the Christian church can become a catalyst to change how we help people in need.
Lois Tupyi shares the importance of addressing the whole person, using the Wagon Principle analogy to explain four critical areas of life.
Lois Tupyi shares the six core principles of Redemptive Compassion: value, relationship, potential, participation, discernment and transformation.
Lois Tupyi challenges us to accept the call to offer Redemptive Compassion, helping people move into the fullness of life offered to all.