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Kohelleth, a Peruvian mime group, is called to
reach their own people through drama and mime.
Aaron met them while in Perú in August of 2000.
They are also looking to spread their ministry into the United States
and overseas. This will require visas, airfare, and all the other
necessary
things.
Some of these actors have been commuting
back and forth between Perú
and the United States to be professionally trained in Minnesota.
"This group is for real folks and they are a blessing.
I can say this without any hesitation because I spent hours and hours
with them," says Aaron Greenway. In addition, they have become some
of Aaron's closest friends, and the people that he will likely work with
on a full-time basis when he servers in Perú full-time (Lord willing!).
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If you would like to help support Kohelleth,
e-mail us at missions@aarongreenway.com.
We will help you contact their missions organization.
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David and Ginny Bass are missionaries to Mongolia.
In 1998, David and Ginny Bass went to Mongolia as volunteers
and will now be serving as career missionaries in Mongolia. Dave and Ginny
first felt the call to missions in 1992, when a missionary from Mongolia
visited their church. The Lord put the desire to "go" in their
hearts and several months later, Dave was in Mongolia showing the film
Jesus. Dave returned almost yearly to Mongolia between 1992 and 1998.
Ginny's first trip to Mongolia was in 1993, as the first American substance
abuse counselor.
Besides working with the national church David &
Ginny are the directors of "World Hope International-Mongolia",
a relief organization working with orphan and street children in Mongolia.
"I have known Dave and his family for years now and
I have watched God work in their lives to burn in their hearts a burden
for the Mongolian people. They were able to spend one year there and had
to come home," explains Greenway. "Part of their problem has
been raising support. I believe the Lord is leading us to help them."
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If you would like to help support Davis & Ginny Bass, e-mail us at missions@aarongreenway.com. We will help you contact their missions organization.
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Dr. Apam Vashum from Imphal, a city in the state
of Manipur in India (farthest northeast corner of India) is a co-director
at Trinity Missionary Training Center also in Imphal.
Their primary focus is to train Mei-tei converts from
Hinduism (must have been Christians at least 5 years) to reach fellow
Mei-tei's with the gospel. Apam is a Naga and Mei-tei's for the most part
will not listen to Nagas because they are Naga, it is rooted in a tribal
rivalry. Mei-tei people (the majority people of Manipur) are Hindu/Animistic,
but due to an upsurge in tribal nationalism, there is a rejection of Indian
Hinduism.
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Dr. Apam urgently needs a copier, a computer, and theological books. If anyone has extra theology books they would like to donate, they can do it through our ministry.
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If you would like to help support Dr. Apam Vashum, e-mail us at missions@aarongreenway.com. We will help you contact their missions organization.
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