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IMB and Wycliffe work together
Published December 2, 2004
BRACKENHURST, Tigoni, Kenya (IMB)Thirty-five
missionaries and missionary childrenover half of them from
Wycliffe Bible translatorsrecently completed the second
40 Days, 40 Nights intensive field orientation in the
IMBs proposed Central, Eastern and Southern Africa Region.
The six-week program is designed to prepare new missionaries to
live, work, and serve with different cultures and peoples on the
African mission field.
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LMCO update: Florida Baptists setting the pace
Editorial
JAMES A. SMITH SR. Executive Editor
Published December 2, 2004
Last week in my editorial, Surging missions commitment?
(Nov. 25, 2004), I urged Florida Baptists to match their
increased giving to the 2003 Lottie Moon Christmas Offering (LMCO)
in this years effort. I need to update the statistics I
used.
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Bangalore physician shares health, faith
Published November 25, 2004
BANGALORE, India (IMB)Ask people around Bangalore,
India, what a Christian looks like and many would describe Dr.
Rebekah Naylor, the Southern Baptist missionary surgeon who has
labored at Bangalore Baptist Hospital for the past 30 years.
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Surging missions commitment?
Editorial
JAMES A. SMITH SR. Executive Editor
Published November 25, 2004
What a difference a year makes!
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Lottie Moon offering: Enabling international missions
Point of View
JERRY RANKIN International Mission Board
Published November 25, 2004
I am still overwhelmed with joy and praise to God as I think
of Southern Baptists giving $136.2 million to the 2003 Lottie
Moon Christmas Offering. It represents the largest dollar
increase in the offerings 115-year history. But more
importantly, it enabled the International Mission Board to
appoint more missionaries to impact a lost world with the Gospel.
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India’s young ‘Zippies’ want it all; what they need is Jesus
Published November 25, 2004
BANGALORE, India (IMB)While his American corporate
client sleeps many time zones away, Allen works 12, 14, sometimes
16 hours a day. Whatever it takes to get the job doneon
time and on target.
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What is the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering®?
Published November 25, 2004
What is the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering®?
Southern Baptist churches collect this offering for the sole
purpose of supporting international missions. Every penny of the
offering goes to support the International Mission Boards
overseas budget, thus supporting our missionaries.
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Lottie Moon Christmas Offering
National Goal: $150,000,000
Published November 25, 2004
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Lottie Moon Offering: Shall we gather at the river?
Published November 18, 2004
UJJAIN, India (IMB)Dawn came almost unnoticed to the
sacred river Shipra. Even the waking sun seemed overwhelmed by
the scene unfolding at the waters edge:
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Point of View
Don’t lose the ‘i’ in missions
Published November 18, 2004
When our son, Matthew, was a preschooler, he loved to go to
Mission Friends on Wednesday evening at our church. Following
prayer meeting one week, he came to his pastors office (who
happened to be his father), proudly carrying a puzzle he had
created.
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India focus of Lottie Moon Offering emphasis
Published November 11, 2004
MUMBAI (IMB)Where can you find thousands of millionairesand nine of the worlds richest billionaires?
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India: Fast Facts
Published November 11, 2004
If your most vivid impressions of India come from old National
Geographics and Rudyard Kiplings jungle stories,
update your mental file with these facts:
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Point of View
Lottie Moon Offering: The world next door
Published November 11, 2004
Southern Baptists have always believed that together we can
accomplish much more than we ever could apart. Thats what
drives the Cooperative Program and the special missions offerings
our churches give each year to support and sustain our
denominations response to Gods Acts 1:8 command.
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Point of View
Lottie Moon Offering: ‘That all peoples may know Him’
Published November 4, 2004
But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit
comes on you; and you will be My witnesses in Jerusalem, and in
all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.
(Acts 1:8 NIV)
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Politics of persecution show need for Gospel
Published November 4, 2004
DELHI (IMB) Pride goeth before a fall.
Indias ruling Hindu nationalists tasted the bitter truth
of Solomons warning earlier this year. Popular, confident
and riding a wave of economic expansion, then-Prime Minister Atal
Bihari Vajpayee called early parliamentary elections. He fully
expected the nationalist alliance dominated by his Bharatiya
Janata Party (BJP) to win.
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