Community Development in a Box
Posted: October 8th, 2009, 5:33 am
Dear J2 Family
Many times in the Christian Church one can hear the statement that " Christ died for the whole man Body, Soul and Spirit. In the area of missions the primary focus (and rightly so) has been on the spirit. Restoring mankinds relationship with God the Father through faith in Jesus Christ.
As relating to missions our efforts to meet the physical needs has been after the fact. People are hungry and starving so we try to get food, clothing and necessities to them. It is a dauntless task.
W.M.O.F. has been in partnership with International School Of Ministry since 1997 providing a quality video based curriculum in the native languages. Two years ago ISOM released "Women of the World" curriculum by women for women. Addressing the many areas unique to women around the world and especially to those in ministry and leadership.
Feb 5th "Community Development in a Box" will be officailly released. As founder and director of World Mission Outreach I am so excited about this new release. It will enable us not only rejoice in the transformation of a person spititually, but also rejoice in the transformation of an entire village or community. Mans spirit being restored to the Father and the Land being restored to its proper use.
I have included the Course Topics and some general information. I hope you can take a oment of time and review it. Jesus indeed died for the whole man, now tools are being placed in our hands to minister effectively to the whole man.
Nancy and I want to thank each of you that have partnered with us over the years, and have believed in the ministry and vision that God has given us. Each of you are so very special to us. To be surrounded by men and women such as you from around the world is more than we could have ever dreamed of.
It is our hearts desire to establish an effective Mission School to train individuals for service in the fields. Equipping them spiritually and also helping them to be able to live in a community for several months to help that village implement change. At present it seems like an impossible task, both financially and facilities. Please join with us in prayer as we move forward.
Thank you
Community Development in a Box" curriculum topics, which will debut February 5.
AIDS Prevention and Treatment,
Alternative Fuels, Basic
Dental Care,
Child Development,
Cook Stoves,
How to Build Sufficient Latrines,
How to Prevent and Treat Diarrhea,
How to Prevent and Treat Malaria,
The Importance of Safe Drinking Water,
Let's Restore Our Land,
Menstruation & Menopause,
Micro-Enterprises,
The Moringa Tree,
Moringa is a tropical tree with multiple uses and which is resistant to drought. Among the 13 species known, Moringa oleifera is particularly easy to reproduce and its growth is very fast. The numerous economic uses of Moringa oleifera together with its easy propagation have raised growing international interest for this tree which originated from India and which is found in most tropical countries (Africa, Asia and America). Moringa stenopetala and other species from Eastern Africa and Madagascar also have potential even though they have been less exploited so far.
Moringa is an important food source in many countries. In India, Moringa pods are widely consumed and plantations exist to produce pods for export, fresh and tinned, to overseas consumers. In West Africa, Moringa oleifera leaves are commonly used to make sauces. Moringa stenopetala leaves are the staple food of the Konso people in Ethiopia. Studies have shown Moringa oleifera leaves to be an excellent source of vitamins, minerals and protein: perhaps more than any other tropical vegetable. Many programs use Moringa leaves to fight against malnutrition and its associated diseases (blindness etc.).
Pregnancy and Childbirth,
Rooftop & Urban Gardening,
Many times in the Christian Church one can hear the statement that " Christ died for the whole man Body, Soul and Spirit. In the area of missions the primary focus (and rightly so) has been on the spirit. Restoring mankinds relationship with God the Father through faith in Jesus Christ.
As relating to missions our efforts to meet the physical needs has been after the fact. People are hungry and starving so we try to get food, clothing and necessities to them. It is a dauntless task.
W.M.O.F. has been in partnership with International School Of Ministry since 1997 providing a quality video based curriculum in the native languages. Two years ago ISOM released "Women of the World" curriculum by women for women. Addressing the many areas unique to women around the world and especially to those in ministry and leadership.
Feb 5th "Community Development in a Box" will be officailly released. As founder and director of World Mission Outreach I am so excited about this new release. It will enable us not only rejoice in the transformation of a person spititually, but also rejoice in the transformation of an entire village or community. Mans spirit being restored to the Father and the Land being restored to its proper use.
I have included the Course Topics and some general information. I hope you can take a oment of time and review it. Jesus indeed died for the whole man, now tools are being placed in our hands to minister effectively to the whole man.
Nancy and I want to thank each of you that have partnered with us over the years, and have believed in the ministry and vision that God has given us. Each of you are so very special to us. To be surrounded by men and women such as you from around the world is more than we could have ever dreamed of.
It is our hearts desire to establish an effective Mission School to train individuals for service in the fields. Equipping them spiritually and also helping them to be able to live in a community for several months to help that village implement change. At present it seems like an impossible task, both financially and facilities. Please join with us in prayer as we move forward.
Thank you
Community Development in a Box" curriculum topics, which will debut February 5.
AIDS Prevention and Treatment,
Alternative Fuels, Basic
Dental Care,
Child Development,
Cook Stoves,
How to Build Sufficient Latrines,
How to Prevent and Treat Diarrhea,
How to Prevent and Treat Malaria,
The Importance of Safe Drinking Water,
Let's Restore Our Land,
Menstruation & Menopause,
Micro-Enterprises,
The Moringa Tree,
Moringa is a tropical tree with multiple uses and which is resistant to drought. Among the 13 species known, Moringa oleifera is particularly easy to reproduce and its growth is very fast. The numerous economic uses of Moringa oleifera together with its easy propagation have raised growing international interest for this tree which originated from India and which is found in most tropical countries (Africa, Asia and America). Moringa stenopetala and other species from Eastern Africa and Madagascar also have potential even though they have been less exploited so far.
Moringa is an important food source in many countries. In India, Moringa pods are widely consumed and plantations exist to produce pods for export, fresh and tinned, to overseas consumers. In West Africa, Moringa oleifera leaves are commonly used to make sauces. Moringa stenopetala leaves are the staple food of the Konso people in Ethiopia. Studies have shown Moringa oleifera leaves to be an excellent source of vitamins, minerals and protein: perhaps more than any other tropical vegetable. Many programs use Moringa leaves to fight against malnutrition and its associated diseases (blindness etc.).
Pregnancy and Childbirth,
Rooftop & Urban Gardening,