October 8, 2019
The Next Language 10, “Shadows from the Past”
THE NEXT LANGUAGE ongoing posts will be where we develop our strategy and unfold the story of the recording of the last three thousand languages. Stay tuned. . . .
Old Recordings – Life Changing Results!
Over 3,000 languages worldwide still do not have any Gospel recordings. It will take a small army of dedicated young people who want to move out of their comfort zones… Read more
September 26, 2019
The Next Language 9, “Mexico Language Count”
THE NEXT LANGUAGE ongoing posts will be where we develop our strategy and unfold the story of the recording of the last three thousand languages. Stay tuned. . . .
September 24, 2019
The Next Language 8, “Let the Search Begin”
THE NEXT LANGUAGE ongoing posts will be where we develop our strategy and unfold the story of the recording of the last three thousand languages. Stay tuned. . . .
August 20, 2019
The Next Language 6, “Toward the Last Language”
THE NEXT LANGUAGE ongoing posts will be where we develop our strategy and unfold the story of the recording of the last three thousand languages. Stay tuned. . . .
The Served Become the Servants
Listen to Dan Rulison, Assistant Director of Global Recordings Network USA, share his story about how he and his brother first began recording the story of Jesus. . . .
August 12, 2019
The Next Language, Post 5
THE NEXT LANGUAGE ongoing posts will be where we develop our strategy and unfold the story of the recording of the last three thousand languages. Stay tuned. . . .
August 6, 2019
The Next Language, Post 4
THE NEXT LANGUAGE ongoing posts will be where we develop our strategy and unfold the story of the recording of the last three thousand languages. Stay tuned. . . .
The Gospel Arrives at the Truck Stop
Listen to Chaplain Michael share his story and how he now shares the story of Jesus in every language with immigrant truck drivers.
July 24, 2019
The Next Language, Post 3
THE NEXT LANGUAGE ongoing posts will be where we develop our strategy and unfold the story of the recording of the last three thousand languages. Stay tuned. . . .