1) Embrace the Azerbaijani
The North American Azerbaijani Network will be hosting its Partnership Forum at The Hope Center Plano TX, October 20-22. If you want to learn about what is going on amongst the 40 million unreached Azerbaijanis around the world, register and find out what you can do to get involved. For registration and details go to
http://www.azerbaijanipartnership.org
or contact the facilitator Chris at
chris@namaznet.org
2) Research on the World’s Missionaries and Mission organizations
The North American Mission Handbook is a directory of mission organizations, with information on the number of missionaries sent, where they serve, what they do, and more. How about an Africa Mission Handbook, an Asia Mission Handbook, and so on, to serve the entire global mission movement? Experienced mission researcher Michael Jaffarian is working on this possibility, together with the WEA Mission Commission. If you would like to know more, contact Michael at
emichaeljaffarian@gmail.com .
3) Antioch Journey Website/Challenge Preps for Marketplace Ministry
Just released last week, the Antioch Journey website centers around a simple 31-day series of emails (the “31 Day Challenge”), as well as blog entries and access to a full assessment tool that helps you understand your readiness for ministry in the marketplace. Organizers are praying it will help you connect your faith and vocation in a way that intentionally fulfills the Great Commission. What’s more, if you have ideas for blogging there, they’d love to affiliate and engage you as a fellow worker in the journey. Learn more and sign up for the 31 Day Challenge (free of charge) at…
4) TESOL Training in Asia
Now you can get TESOL training designed for ministry and set at a ministry budget. Here’s an intensive, five-week course leading to a TESOL certificate in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Get classes, community experience, and lots of guidance – and a certificate – all at the same time. Contact Melody for application forms or more information: infothai@actesol.com or see
5) Could Your Ministry Use A Free Spanish App?
If so, check out the options at…
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The + Vida app was created to encourage spiritual growth. See it in action at…
6) Trying to Connect Your Loved One to Good Reads?
If you live overseas and you’re trying to keep your kids connected to reading (or you just love good books), try this site:
http://www.LivingBooksLibrary.com
It’s a treasure trove of reviews, referrals, and blog entries about great books. It would be ESPECIALLY helpful for homeschoolers, but useful for all.
7) How Does One Integrate a Global Worldview with Deep Faith?
Kelly and Michèle O’Donnell have attempted to answer that question in a thoughtful blog entry at…
http://coremembercare.blogspot.fr/search/label/worldview
We’d love to hear your take on their thoughts. Just click “Comment” following the web version of this item.
8) Mission Information Workers Conference 2016
A Mission Information Workers Conference will take place in Arlington, Texas, August 23-25. This event is sponsored by Harvest Information System, Community of Mission Information Workers (WEA), SIL, and The Seed Company. Through this event, organizers hope to bring together the workers, explore new opportunities for providing information, and address associated issues and challenges. Note that space is limited and that this event is designed specifically for those who provide information for decision making or desire to use it. Register today at…
9) Frontier Works Seminar on DMM in Bali
If you’re interested in Disciple making movements among the unreached of Asia, try this seminar in Bali, Indonesia. It will take place 14th August – 24th September 2016 and will include 3 weeks of teaching and 3 weeks of field practice/coaching on topics such as Contextualization for Islam, Hinduism and Animism; Obedience oriented disciple making (including Training For Trainers,(T4T) and Discovery Bible Study). Field practice will be with current field workers. This workshop is sponsored by YWAM Bali. For more info, email
frontierworks777@gmail.com or check out
10) Private School in Kosova is Seeking Like-minded Teachers
This private school in Kosova features classes taught in English with an American curriculum. They provide one round-trip economy ticket and 1000E ($1200) per month. (This is adequate to cover all expenses for a single person to live in Kosova.) The specific teachers needed include a middle school English teacher, a middle School/High School Science/Biology teacher, a middle School/ High School Social Science/History Teacher, a sub science teacher (fall semester 2016 only), and an elementary school teacher. If you’re interested, contact John at
jwchesnut2@yahoo.com
(Please be sure to tell him you heard about it in Brigada.)
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