Archive - August 2023

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Ten Takeaways from the Missional Life of Jesus
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Empowering the Unreached: Education, Literacy, and Access to the Gospel
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Unwavering Faithfulness in Chad

Ten Takeaways from the Missional Life of Jesus

Jesus standing with outstretched hand over the water.
When I think of the first and best missionary, I think of Jesus. We can take much away from his missional example.
Aug 24 2023
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Paul Beeghly

Paul Beeghly believes that mission is not an extra-curricular activity of the church but the purpose of the church. Paul worked in tech start-ups in California before God called him to the mission field in Southern Thailand, where he and his wife helped start For Freedom International and Justice Semester. Paul seeks to serve North American churches and inspire people for greater mission as TEAM's Director of Mobilization for the US. When not working, he is pursuing a Masters in Global Leadership from Fuller Seminary, enjoys cooking for his wife and two kids, and dreams of "breaking 80" on a golf course.

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Isaac Kairu Mwangi

I may like to be a missionary to reach people with the word of God.

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Missions Resources

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Many Christians think of the apostle Paul as the first missionary. They look at his rhetoric, who he ministered to, how he contextualized, and his evangelistic methods. His letters, inspired by the Spirit, are the written word of God. But, when I think of the first and best missionary, I think of Jesus.    As Samuel Escobar says in his book The New Global Mission, “God wants to be known and does not remain hidden…God has revealed himself in and through historical events, and supremely in Jesus Christ, the One he sent as the clearest revelation of his love and saving…

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Empowering the Unreached: Education, Literacy, and Access to the Gospel

Girl writing on a chalkboard in Chad, Africa
Education and Literacy Initiatives go hand-in-hand with making the Good News of Jesus accessible to all.
Aug 15 2023
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Molly Little

Molly has twenty years of experience in international relief and medical ministries. She has collaborated with numerous faith-based organizations encompassing diverse programs, including education, family services, trauma-informed care, adoption, disaster relief, pediatric medical care, and more. As TEAM’s Director of Advancement, she is passionate about connecting Kingdom-minded people to Christ-centered work, forging deeper relationships with an eternal impact.

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Prayer Focus

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Hebrews 4:12 states, “For the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit, of joints and of marrow, and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart.”   This powerful description highlights the dynamic and transformative nature of Scripture. It states that the Word of God has an inherent vitality and relevance that transcends time and speaks directly to the heart. As believers engage with the living word, it has the potential to penetrate deeply into their innermost being – revealing truths, convicting of sin, and offering guidance…

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Unwavering Faithfulness in Chad

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TEAM Chad has a long history of faithful women as an enduring force for Kingdom work.
Aug 01 2023
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Eric Kroner

Eric and his wife Mollie joined TEAM in 2009 and have shared the Gospel in Word and deed since 2011 in southeastern Chad through community health, authentic relationships, and expressing the reason for their hope. They have also served in various field leadership, administration, and Member Care roles.

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Noah

Hello Eric and Mollie, your doing good work. God Bless you in all

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Ministry Updates

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In 1927, Victor and Florence Veary arrived in southern Chad looking for the Laka tribe. Ninety years later, the fruits of that labor include the largest evangelical denomination in Chad. TEAM Chad has a long history of women being an important part of this enduring work. For this month’s Ministry Update, we highlight four women who have served extraordinarily long and impactful careers in Chad.      Mechthild Roth   Chad is a nation with over 128 languages. This poses a significant challenge for translating and teaching the Bible. After an internship in 1988, Mechthild, a member of SAHEL LIFE Mission…

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