This is an excerpt from a narrative report submitted to financial partners, but serves to tell a story that has directly resulted from our work with TWFTW. Vincent Nyoni – Regional Personnel Development Coordinator (Southern Africa) “When they talk to me, here is someone who can help me develop.” –Vincent Nyoni As I muse on […]
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EMIT received the following letter from a woman who attended a Women’s Leadership Institute in the Democratic Republic of Congo. We have removed her name, but are leaving the letter and picture exactly as it was received. It is amazing to see God working in the lives of people of whom we have the great
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African women account for two thirds of the world’s 774 million adult illiterates – a proportion that is unchanged over the past two decades. In Sub-Saharan Africa 81% of boys were enrolled at primary school during 2005-2009, compared to only 77% of girls. With just 11% of the world’s population, Africa accounts for more than
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Read on to learn about the translation work happening with the Soli people of Zambia. Of the ~7,000 languages in the world, only about 1,300 have the New Testament and only about 550 have a complete Bible. Soli is just one of The Word for the World‘s 80+ language projects and this project has almost
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Ndungo heard the shouts from his work site in Western Zambia, “The man says he’s looking for people God has called to be Bible translators!” He stopped laying cinder block bricks and went to see what the commotion was all about. Lazarous Kapasa, the National Director for The Word for the World in Zambia, had
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