The following is a post written by a Missionary Kid a few years ago after his ‘anchoring place’ in the USA was gone. He gave permission to repost it here on CINCEL’s blog because of its relevance to our students’ …
by Karen Suarez, Academic Dean The last 20 years of my life I have been connected to Cincel in various ways. I started out as a substitute teacher, then a temporary teacher. And, in 2009, I started as a permanent …
by Viola Lund, MK One thing I think we can all relate to is 1) change, whether we are on the mission field or not. From my point of view as a missionary kid, I think change is just part …
By Ilona Hadinger CINCEL is your gateway as an AGWM missionary serving in the Latin America and Caribbean region. At CINCEL you will begin learning both the Spanish language and cross-cultural adaptation. Inherent to both will be challenges and difficulties. …
The advanced literature class is proud to inaugurate CINCEL’s first newspaper! Click here to read the SPANISH version! Click here to read the ENGLISH version
By Claire Keys The life at Cincel is very fun. I usually wake up between 5:30 and 6:00 AM. I get ready and my whole family usually walks 2 miles from our house to Cincel, where we all go to …
by María José Alvarez (English version below) Recuerdo que desde que el Señor puso en mí hambre por las misiones, estuve orando para tener una oportunidad para servirle con las habilidades que él había decidido darme. ¡Una vez más me …
Get to know CINCEL, where you’ll learn Spanish and cultural adaptation as you begin your missionary journey in Latin America and the Caribbean. CINCEL operates inside a cream-colored two-story structure in Los Yoses Sur, a neighborhood on the southwest …
