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Okay, nomads to the rescue! They are forcing us back to the Bible. How Christian faith can be meaningful to them is how our faith can become more meaningful to us.
Your church may be able to...
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Okay, nomads to the rescue! They are forcing us back to the Bible. How Christian faith can be meaningful to them is how our faith can become more meaningful to us.
Your church may be able to...
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Excerpted from Peoples on the Move, the new book by David J. Phillips
Nomads have a special place in God's plans. For most of us, the word nomad conjures up the idea of self-sufficient people,...
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From the Foreword to Peoples on the Move
“When you can put your Church on the back of my camel then I will think that Christianity is meant for us Somalis.”
This statement from a camel herder...
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They only refer to themselves as Tuareq when outside their own region, and many consider the name derogatory. They call themselves the Kel Tamajeq, or the people who speak the Tamahaq language in...
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On Saturday, April 20 the U.S. Center for World Mission will be celebrating its 25th anniversary and anticipating God’s faithfulness in the future. You’re invited to join us! If you’re reading...
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The purpose of writing you is to acknowledge all the Mission Frontiers magazines you’ve been sending to us from time to time. They are wonderful gifts and a blessing indeed. It has really helped...
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Nancy Tichy
Teaching missions to children is not just a creative option added to basic curricula. It could well be the principal means God will use to raise up a powerful,...
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No one at the church asked it quite so bluntly, but that was the meaning. The assumption was that working anywhere but on or at least nearer the “front lines” in missions was not as high on their...
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