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April 9th, 2012%
So many books have been written about life in Africa. Real life adventures of legendary figures like Fredrick Courtney Selous or the exploits of the great ivory hunters make for stimulating reading. Such nostalgia from by-gone days seems almost fictional.
Remarkably, the wildness of Africa in many places remains untamed. Areas remain where neither electricity . . . → Read More: The Closing of a Chapter
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October 16th, 2011%
Our Lord gave us a monumental charge – to go into all the world with the saving gospel. He died that men might live. This commission in His own words reads: “Go ye therefore, and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them into the name of the Father and of the Son and of . . . → Read More: The Great Commission’s Second Part
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May 1st, 2011% Information is powerful! How often have we in hindsight realized that we had made an uninformed choice or decision? In this third installment we challenge those who are in the position of deciding what mission work to support to “do some homework.” Elders, church leaders, preachers, deacons, please be willing to invest some time before . . . → Read More: Food For Thought For the Mission Minded, Part 3
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March 30th, 2011% When elderships, congregations, and individuals ask about mission efforts it is a good sign. We each reveal our interests by the inquiries we make. For example, who has not heard a question about the most recent standing of a sports team? Sports fans are usually easy to detect. So also Christians ought to be known . . . → Read More: Food for Thought for the Mission-Minded, part 2
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March 5th, 2011% How thankful we are for the many congregations and individuals who sacrifice each week to support preachers and missionaries. Also, many elderships are comprised of true shepherds who challenge their flocks to invest in missionary endeavors. This brief article is aimed at stimulating deeper consideration about how spiritual people ought to ascertain the worthiness of . . . → Read More: Food for Thought for the Mission-Minded
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