The majority of home-assigned missionaries struggle on low support. One recently confessed to Jerry at Kingdom Come Training, “I’m 54 and scared of getting older. We don’t have insurance, no retirement fund and...
Read MoreThere’s no doubt about it: I detest emailed trojans, viruses and phishing. There’s the one from Facebook asking you to log on to set your security preferences, or the similar message from PayPal. Then there’s...
Read MoreOK… I’m joking in the title, but this iPhone app does look interesting. Here’s an app featured at lifehacker.com that snaps a picture, then does a translation. WinMobile won’t be far behind, I bet. My...
Read MoreHats off to our I.T. guy, Greg, for asking me if I had tried http://www.livemocha.com/ It’s a new one to me. Any experience with it? Did it work? Looks like an online version of a Starbucks, with a language-learning...
Read MoreThe J316 soccer ball is being used by all different groups throughout the world with great effect to the glory of God. The J316 soccer ball comes in three sizes and is available in the USA and soon will be available in South...
Read MoreLook no more. Check out PeaZip at… http://peazip.sourceforge.net/ It’s open source . . . and free as can be… and lets you create and unwrap files in formats with lots of initials, including 7Z, ARC, BZ2, GZ,...
Read MoreLearn from pioneers and practitioners of gospel-centered missional community, Feb. 4-6, 2010 in Austin, TX. This meeting is for pastors, church-planters, and those interested in the redemption and renewal of their community and...
Read MoreI’m curious about KingdomBook… at http://www.kingdombook.com It’s apparently a Christian social networking site that has built in multi-lingual translation tools (50 languages), training materials (they tout...
Read MoreWe’re thankful in a major way to Kingdom Come Training, who recently gave $25 to help pull Brigada through 2009. Thanks Kingdom Come! Learn more about the help they provide (in support-raising skills) at… Home...
Read MoreWe’re so grateful that already during 2009, our friends and partners have given $4,537.19 to fuel the Brigada fire. These funds go directly toward the cause of helping us get the word out about unreached people. They...
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