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Provide unreached peoples access to Scripture through oral Bible stories in forty languages of Northern Africa.
22 Supporters
About This Project
People groups in a part of North Africa do not have access to God’s Word in a way they can understand. Bible Stories for Unreached Peoples of Northern Africa will bring together teams of heart-language story crafters who met regularly to develop, test and record Bible stories that accurately and clearly communicate God’s Word in the peoples’ heart languages and the natural storytelling style. Some of these Bible story sets are being used in a church planting strategy that includes evangelism, discipleship and leadership development. Your gift will underwrite the costs of story-crafter training sessions and recording and duplicating the stories for distribution through media channels appropriate for the culture.
The stories have impacted the church by strengthening their discipleship efforts and unifying the local body of believers who are obedient to God’s Word and equipped to share his message. Through your partnership, more story sets will be created for evangelism and discipleship, spreading wide the gospel net across northern Africa as local believers and long-term workers fish for men and women to bring into God’s kingdom.
Why direct giving matters
Giving directly to a missionary team helps fund the specific, on-the-ground needs your missionaries care deeply about—needs that aren't covered by CP and LMCO alone.
Many people in the Bible were doing ordinary, everyday things when God called them to serve Him in a special way. Is God calling you? Could He be leading you to serve Him among the peoples of Northern Africa and the Middle East? View the video.
In the next five years, a globalization goal of all IMB workers is to mobilize 500 local believers to become global missionary partners serving on IMB teams.
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