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March 31, 2004

Beyond the WallQuotable: “God has called us to go to these people …” … Carrie McDonnall sends message to husband’s graveside


Giving — Get the latest on Lottie Moon


ResourcesTell the story … West Africa postcards … International missions display


A princess finds the One who can save her from fear

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Bruce McDonnall, father of slain IMB aid worker David McDonnall, is comforted during the memorial service for his son held March 20 at First Baptist Church in Lamar, Colo. PHOTO by Mike Creswell

Beyond
the Wall

Sharing the God of love with Muslims

Quotable: “God has called us to go to these people …”

“He went to Iraq to live among a people who needed to know Jesus’ story. He did not go to Iraq to die. The dying had been done years before, when he gave his life to Jesus Christ and he died to self. He went to Iraq to live.” -- a co-worker of David McDonnall, recently slain IMB aid worker in Iraq, speaking at McDonnall’s memorial service


Read the most recent stories on the March 15 shooting in Iraq and services for those who were slain.

Carrie McDonnall sends message to husband’s graveside

The sole survivor of a March 15 attack on five Southern Baptist aid workers in Iraq is recuperating better than doctors expected and sent a personal message to be read at graveside services for her husband.

Send cards or letters to Carrie or the families of those who were slain.

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Giving

Get the latest on Lottie Moon
You’ve seen anticipated giving to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering® this year. But if you’d like to follow the actual total as it comes in, go to the International Mission Board home page and click on “LATEST RESULTS” near the top of the page.


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Resources

Tell the story

Even in the United States, many people learn better through hearing than through reading. Use this book and CD to learn how to tell the stories of the Bible, a skill that will help you witness effectively both in the United States and overseas. Read more.

West Africa postcards

Did your church pray for the Tuareg on the Day of Prayer and Fasting for World Evangelization 2002? Did you learn about the Hausa during the Week of Prayer last December? Use this set of seven postcards to enlist members of your missions group or prayer group in praying for them and other unreached peoples of West Africa. Read more.

International missions display

Unfold this four-color display board and set it on a table with international missions literature for a fast, easy display at missions fairs and other events. Read more.

 


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A princess finds the One
who can save her from fear

She is considered a princess because she is a descendant of the first Muslim missionary to come to this Southeast Asian country. Her forefathers have been tribal and religious leaders for many generations. Her grandmother is a respected folk healer. She grew up studying in the madrassa (a Muslim religious school). After she finished college, she met a business friend who began to share about Jesus. The two friends had many heated debates about their different beliefs. Then one night she had a dream that the evil one was chasing her. In her dream she rebuked him in the name of Jesus and was released from her fear. When she awoke she asked “Why is the name of Jesus so powerful? Why His name?” Shortly after, she surrendered her life to the One who could save her from fear. She testifies, “I cannot explain the joy I have in my heart with Jesus in my life!” She now wants to carry this message of joy to her people. Pray that she will have wisdom and boldness to be a light to her community.

Learn more about ministry in Southeast Asia and Oceania.


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