Norberto Saracco and Graham Hill discuss how the Spirit creates visible unity in the church. The GlobalChurch Project podcast episode 49.

Norberto Saracco is a Pentecostal pastor and scholar, and founder of the International Faculty of Theological Studies. In the midst of the fear and repression and death that accompanied the Argentinian military coup of 1976—including the death of between 10,000 and 30,000 people—Norberto Sirocco helped steer the Argentinian church toward unity and healing and mission. He was instrumental in shaping unified theological education and pastoral training in Argentina—the only kind of ministry training that would work in a country under military and political repression. From 76 pastors taking courses over weekends in 1978, a decade later an average of 1800 students were registering every year.