Reaching the un-reached with modern technology

[paul]

My wife Nancy and our youngest son Joel Leave Sunday for Ghana. There they will be working with the orphanage and delivering over 450 Christmas shoe boxes. Also reaching into some villages with evangelistic programs. I will also leave Sunday for India. We are using the equipment pictured to facilitate our outreach program. The equipment is completely mobile, fits in a canvas bag, and with six of the SD chips no bigger than a thumb nail we have over 160 hours of Bible training material, 40 hours of community development material and 20 hours of youth material and the God Story the material has been translated into their native tongue. Each set of material and equipment is designed to be taken into at least 4 new un-reached areas with the message of Christ and to train those who receive Jesus Christ.

[Pastor Gary]

Paul, I love seeing this.

[paul]

Gary, as you know I have networked with I.S.O.M. for many years now. This past year we joined with them in what is called the 20/20 plan. To plant 20,000 new churches by the year 2020.

Were we have used our schools, which charge a tuition, this plan will take God called men and women who are led specifically to reach remote areas with the message. As they reach these villages their is no cost at all. No tuition for the school. Simply taking the message to as many as possible.

For W.M.O.F. our plan is to draw these national missionaries from our current Bible Schools. Help support them to go. The greatest resource the church has to reach the un-reached is the nationals, the men and women already there with a passion to reach their nations with the message. They simply lack the tools. I believe that is the reason W.M.O.F. and countless other organizations exist.

[dolfan]

Paul, I love you, man.

I want to do this kind of work to the unreached here. I want to be that kind of 'missionary', the national, the local guy, the indigenous person, that reaches people here the way you're training people far away to do where they are in their homelands.

I have a few ideas to expand what we're doing through our local church, and I'm praying for ways to penetrate into the lives of the addicted and the drunk, the forgotten and forsaken.