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Written by Jim Sutherland
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Kampala, Uganda is now a center for biblical studies and ministry preparation. At least three evangelical Bible colleges, two Christian universities and one master's-level theological seminary are training Christians from around Africa--Sudan, West Africa, East Africa and Central Africa at minimum. The Presbyterian Church in Uganda is also growing stronger, with approximately 140 congregations. Many Christian primary and secondary schools exists as well, all the way from "tree schools"--with leaves for roofs--to well-equipped institutions. RMNI workers had the privilege of serving in five schools during our two week stay in Uganda, March 7-21, 2009. Here is a photo report. Please
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Last Updated on Thursday, 09 April 2009 11:08 |
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Written by reflectionstour.com
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 Reflections is a drama team traveling this summer to bring a unique message to the Church. In the Western world, we have grown into hearers but not doers of the Word. Reflections brings the first chapter of James to life with drama, movement, and song, urging us to look into the mirror of the Word of the Lord and see what reflection is there. Reflections is looking for churches in the Southeast US who want to bring this message to their church during their summer tour (May 15th-June 8th). Learn more about the Reflections at www.reflectionstour.com. |
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Written by Jim Sutherland
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New PowerPoint presentations are available on four major world religions: Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Traditional Religions (Animism). These are the result of courses taken in world religions, ongoing studies and encounters with believers. Together these four religions comprise about forty-four percent of the global population as of mid-2009. To share the message of salvation through faith in Christ with all people, we must be far more intentional about sharing Christ with members of these cultural religions. These studies may be downloaded and modified for individual use (giving yourself credit for modifications). These studies are introductory both in content and in that enhancements are anticipated. |
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 31 March 2009 09:19 |
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Written by Jim Sutherland
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For the past six or seven years Global Mission Trends have been posted on this site. The 2009 edition has been extensively revised, and other updates are anticipated. It's designed to give an overview of four missions megatrends, with subtrends. Numerical estimates are projected to July 2009, using the missiometrics of David Barrett, Todd M. Johnson and Peter Crossing. You'll get a snapshot of the progress of Christian missions and the challenges we face. Go here to view it and here to download it.
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Last Updated on Friday, 13 February 2009 11:51 |
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Written by Jim Sutherland
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China probably has over 110 million Christians. Here is a report of meetings with leaders, which should bring great encouragement to those eager to see most-resistant peoples evangelized. |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 25 December 2008 19:18 |
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