For over a year now, our sights have been set on the Ahsatdah people. God has opened an amazing number of doors in the past year as we have begun zeroing in on the Ahsatdah project goal—a Bible translation and a representation of the body of Christ among these dear souls.
We began a...
"Because of the intense drudgery involved in learning language, nothing short of whole-hearted, sacrificial support for language learning—making concrete plans and expecting intense commitment until high-level mastery of the language is achieved—will enable new missionaries to master their...
“Prioritize people and process over product and progress.”—Pete Unseth
“I would have those words translated into all languages... I long for the plowboy to sing them to himself as he follows the plow, the weaver to hum them to the tune of his shuttle, the traveler to beguile with them the dullness of his journey..." —Desiderius Erasmus
In December, Strength to Strength hosted All-Nations member LH in their Patriotic Ambassador series, to discuss "Crossing Cultures."
Being an effective ambassador requires a familiarity with the society in which we represent our King. What...
Remember: we’ve been sent out as ambassadors. In the secular world, ambassadors are usually highly intelligent people. Their preparation includes developing a detailed knowledge of their own nation’s interests, the interests of the nations to which they are sent, and how—in a language and...
an appetizer review of the book by John Coblentz used in Team Launch
"It is the whole business of the whole church to preach the whole Gospel to the whole world." —CH Spurgeon
Join us on March 15 for a 1-hour update with the new Middle East translation team. EK and RB will be sharing about the hard work of language evaluation last summer and vision for the Bible translation in a country in the Middle East.
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A review of the book by Gene Daniels; by LH
In Searching for the Missionary Church; A Missionary Pilgrimage, Gene Daniels passes on lessons he has learned during years of cross-cultural ministry. For security reasons, Mr. Daniels describes his ministry location only as “...
