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african friends and money matters |
| David E. Maranz |
African Friends and Money Matters grew out of frustrations that Westerners experience when they travel and work in Africa. Africans have just as many frustrations relating to the Westerners in their midst. Each uses and manages money and other resources in very different ways, and these differences create many misunderstandings and frictions. The author deals with everyday life in Africa. He first introduces the very different goals of African and Western economic systems and then presents ninety observations of African behaviors related to money matters. |
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breaking the barriers |
| Franklin W. Allen |
| In recent years partnership between the missions and the newer churches of the Third World has been seen as the foundation for a new phase of missionary endeavor, in which missionaries from West and East, North and South, will join hearts and hands in an effort to fulfill the Great Commission. This book relates the story of the building of one part of the foundation for that sort of missionary involvement in a history and model of church/mission relationships in the Philippines. |
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building bridges |
| Fouad Elias Accad |
Muslims and Christians both worship one God. In fact, they have much in common. Although the history between Muslims and Christians has been strained at best, it doesn't have to be that way. There are many areas of common ground between the two faiths, providing ample opportunity to build relationships. Fouad Accad grew up in Lebanon and spent most of his life there building bridges of understanding, communication, and love between individual followers of Christianity and followers of Islam. |
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Crisis & Hope in Latin America |
| Emilio Antonio Nunez & William
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when we face the historical foundations and current realities
of the mid 1900s can we develop effective strategies to help
grow the church in this region of the world. An insightful perspective
from scholars with deep roots and a life-long commitment to
Latin America. |
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Don't let the goats eat the loquat trees |
| Thomas Hale |
| These amazing and almost unbelievable adventures of a missionary surgeon in Nepal make a mysterious land come alive. Be prepared for an utterly delightful account of serving God in the enchanting and “closed” mountain country of Nepal. |
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The Heavenly Man |
| Brother Yun with Paul Hathaway |
| A life-changing, inspirational and heroic story of a radical Christian in the house churches of China. This book is like reading a modern-day version of the Book of Acts. An intense story of how God took a young, half-starved boy from a poor village and used him mightily to preach the gospel despite horrific opposition. Prepare to be deeply encouraged as well as rudely awakened. |
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servant on the edge of history |
| Sam Jones |
| What makes one man willing to stare death in the face to obey God's call to serve the Vietnamese? And what becomes of all the seeds planted among these fledgling Christians as communist oppression advances? Sam James tells the story of what it was like being a missionary in the middle of the Vietnam War. Even during the frightening Tet Offensive, he communicated Christ's love and peace as he helped Vietnamese believers start churches and gird up spiritually for the dark days ahead. |
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