People Group Information
Adopt-a-Village Yields Big-Time Fruit
Adopt-A- Village, reports that a unique method of supervised Bible listening among largely non-literate village people is meeting one of the largest challenges facing the Christian church today: how to give non-readers access to the content of Scripture itself.
For more information about how your missions agency can become involved email aav@mill.net.
New Video - the Riffi Berbers of Northern Morocco
Apart from the famous carpets that bear their name, the Berber people of Northern Africa are virtually unknown by the outside world. In the rugged, isolated Rif Mountains of Northern Morocco live a freedom-loving people who have clung tenaciously to their distinct cultural identity and language -- the Riffi Berbers.
Caleb Project has recently produced a 28 page prayer guide and 11 minute video (with a condensed 3 minute version on the same video) focusing specifically on the 1.8 million Riffi (reef - ee) Berbers. There is no Bible in their native language and no indigenous Riffi church movement. According to workers serving among them, there are fewer than 50 Riffi believers in the world! Use these new tools to pray for the Kingdom of God to be established among one of the least evangelized people groups in the world.
New Resource on Purpose
Discovering and Embracing God's Global Purpose Containing 18 studies, it leads in discovering and embracing the purpose of Christ that permeates all of scripture -- that of bringing glory to God by redeeming some from every tribe, tongue, and nation. With 136 pages, it includes two teaching cassettes and The Great Comission by Robertson McQuilkin. It's Perspectives in a Bible Study form!
For questions, write info@cproject.com
If You're Reading About Islam on the Net
http://answering-islam.org/Gilchrist/Vol1/
http://answering-islam.org.uk/Gilchrist/Vol1/
The Kui of Thailand
An unreached people group in Thailand's Northeast region (Isaan), the over 500,000 Kui do not know Christ. They are most known for their elephant hunting abilities. Less than 10 villages have Christians, leaving hundreds more with no witness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The Kui are animistic in religion and culture, yet Thailand's national religion, Buddhism, is instrumental in keeping the Kui blind from a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. In Jesus' name, pray for victory in the spiritual battle where the Kui are engulfed with animistic beliefs and the entrapment of Buddhism. Please pray for the production of a Jesus Film in the Kui language. Remember Kui Christians and pray that they would fervently share their faith, despite criticism.
For more information email Edward at www.peopleteams.org/kuiadvocate