If you want to get started producing a constant supply of fish, vegetables and other plants in an efficient, inexpensive small-scale system, plan to attend a training session in Florida, Nicaragua or Vermont. Each attendee will...
Read MoreThe Kids’ Mission Skits book created by the folks at Caleb Project has been updated to reflect current mission statistics and now comes in downloadable format. 14 creative skits, including a children’s version of the...
Read MoreSee if you agree: This DVD on the 10/40 Window and the major world religions are destined to become best sellers. I just hope they don’t sell out too soon. Just to get Israel Houghton’s “We Speak To Nations”...
Read MoreI’m not kidding. I was floored. For the third year in a row, an international church in the Middle East has stepped up to the plate and hit, not just a home run, but a grand slam!!! This past week, we received a very...
Read MoreI was able to get through to Greg, a representative from New Tribes’ Mobilization department. I asked him, in view of “List-mania,” where did New Tribes get their total of “2500 unreached peoples.”...
Read MoreThis past week, Brigada joined the “500 Club”: Over 500 people clicked “Like” on Facebook. Are you a Facebook member? If you have a moment, just log on to this URL: http://www.facebook.com/brigada Then...
Read MoreBAM Journey is a 6-month to 1-year participatory, immersion program that seeks to equip and mobilize people with business backgrounds, education and skills to be part of BAM in the world and East Asia. Participants are full-time...
Read MoreThe “Heart of God Ministries,” that is. Check out their Beautiful Feet Boot Camp training. http://www.heartofgod.com/training/index.cfm?page=bfbcchurchplantingtraining If that link wraps (and you don’t want to...
Read MoreI had to look up those initials, until now. They’re the “Baptists Committed to World Evangelism.” These maps are so cool, they could probably have charged us for them. But then, that’s not BCWE’s...
Read MoreMyself, I like to *copy* links from emails. I hover over the link with my mouse, then *right* click, then “Copy Link.” Then I paste it into the URL address box of my browser. Then I pause for a moment and study it. I...
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