PEOPLE NEED TO BE ABLE TO READ GOD’S WORD

Acts 17:11 “These were more fair-minded than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness, and searched the Scriptures dailyto find out whether these things were so.”

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God Chose Writing, So We Teach Reading

Literacy is about more than reading and writing. It’s about growing in faith and knowledge.

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LITERACY SHOULD MAKE THE HEADLINES!

LITERACY SHOULD MAKE THE HEADLINES!

Within the context of missions, teaching people to read or write rarely makes headlines, but it’s vital to the church planting…

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LITERACY IS AN ESSENTIAL

LITERACY IS AN ESSENTIAL

Teaching people to read is a key element of establishing a maturing church.

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LITERACY HELPS FOUND

LITERACY HELPS FOUND

The Cubeos need to learn to read and write in their own language so that they can read the Scriptures in their own…

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Literacy Preserves God

LITERACY PRESERVES GOD’S WORD

God’s Word is not meant to be changed. Being literate is so much better than trusting our faulty memories.

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God chose writing, so we teach reading

GOD CHOSE WRITING, SO WE TEACH READING

Literacy is about more than reading and writing. It’s about growing in faith and knowledge.

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BIEM LITERACY CLASS SHOWING OFF

BIEM LITERACY CLASS SHOWING OFF

Reading and writing are important elements in Bible translation and sharing the Gospel.

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Below The Surface

The Dinangat people had Christian religious practices along with worship of their ancestors. Did the people need to hear about Jesus? A Dinangat leader, Areke, would tell you that they did need to hear about Jesus — in their own language. Everything the Dinangats knew had been taught to them 50 years ago in a trade language that only a few Dinangat people spoke with limited understanding.