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Wildflowers and Dancing Children
By Bob Sartoris on
 During my recent visit to GNPI’s regional center in Ukraine, Sergei Golovin, our regional director, told me about a children’s Christmas musical that his team was preparing to videotape. I added it to my list of ‘future projects’ and moved on to a discussion of other projects they were considering. The truth is, a Christmas musical for children didn’t really sound too exciting to me, especially when compared to some of the other teaching materials they had on the agenda.
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Music Videos Shown All Over Africa
By Bob Sartoris on
Do you remember when M-TV first started broadcasting? At the time I thought it was something creative and exciting. Now, it’s deteriorated to erotic and vulgar videos that I hope my daughters never see! Many fear it’s too late to reclaim the minds of youth who are captivated by this stuff. It’s the same all over the world.
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Ukraine Celebrating A Myth
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Music and the “Hook to the Book Plan!”
By Mike Schrage on
 Music—nothing in our “inner most” or “gut” or “soul” resonates like it! Want to remember a scripture verse? Put it to music. Want to reminisce about when you were 17? Put on the music of that era! Want to connect with the heart of God? Sing with music and get lost in worship to Him! Worship in song is what the “man after God’s own heart” was good at! King David was #1 in his music world—just look at the list and depth of the Psalms!
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Blessings From a Basement
By Mike Schrage on
Asin at Ilaw is in its 14th year of production – GNPI-Philippines has produced more than 500 episodes! Lots of time and effort have been invested into penetrating the lives of the Filipino people. Episodes packed with insightful Bible study, intercessory prayer, and incredible testimonies of what God is doing in the lives of ordinary people are broadcast weekly.
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Tumaini Hotel
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 written by Oneal Tankersly, former missionary to Africa and partner with GNPI
The other day I had one of those happy "Yes!" moments when I FedExed a CD to Bob Sartoris, International Director for GNPI, in time for him to take it with him on his trip to Nairobi, Kenya. The CD contains all the files for a printer to produce the book version of our Tumaini Hotel for distribution to high school libraries all over Kenya.
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Copy, Right?
By Mike Schrage on
 The young American was teaching English as a second language in China. He was sipping tea one afternoon as he shared his faith with an inquisitive student. The shop owner overheard the conversation, when in chagrin the American lamented that he didn’t have any more The Source of Love DVDs to give away to this student who wanted to know more about Christ.
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GNPI Spotlight: "My Life Is You"
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 Kamau Karongo was born in Gachie, Kenya in 1980. There were 9 kids in his family! Wow! “I started singing in church as a small boy. I was saved in 1999 but even before then I was drawn to the work and ministry of the church. I think my mum’s death really made me rethink my life. It was then that I gave my life to Christ.”
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Solar DVD Player Excites Maasai
By Bob Sartoris on
Around thirty Maasai tribal people were already waiting in the lobby of the rural health clinic in Talek, Kenya, when the visiting medical team arrived. Many were talking excitedly about the rare chance to see a doctor.
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The Greatest Tool Ever Given
By Ziden Nutt on
 The place—Monterrey, Mexico. The date—March 5, 2003. Robert Gurwell was presented as the Director of Hispanic Advancement. Gustavo Velazquez was introduced as the Regional Director of Mexico. A teaching program was launched before the crowd of 800 people, including many government officials. Excitement filled the air as one evangelist said, “This is the greatest tool we have ever been given for evangelism.”
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