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Ministry Journal: May 8-14
Bibles
Taiwan Bible Society publishes Proverbs in Braille
A new Bible for the Czech Republic sells out within a month
Faith comes by Hearing releases 8 more audio language Bibles
Aid & Relief
CWS in Pakistan begins delivering aid to thousands displaced by conflict
Evangelism & Church Planting
AIM International has work among the Datooga of north-central Tanzania, an animistic group of about 100,000 dominated by ancestor-worship (The African Connection, 2009:1).
Supporting Indigeous Teams
EFCA’s “ReachAfrica” program was developed to raise up and equip indigenous African mission teams, but appears to be largely Western-funded indigenous African teams (http://bit.ly/JK5i). If a church needs outside help to do cross-cultural work, is the church itself reached according to the classical definition?
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