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S PEOPLE COME TO CHRIST throughoutAfrica, the need for New Testaments mush-rooms. WMP’s national coordinator in Central

African Republic wrote, “We are delighted to reportthe increased enthusiasm among many of our distribu-tors using the Arabic New Testament. Many Muslimcommunities are being impacted by this powerfultool.” Brother Edet was eager to explain his need for500 boxes of French New Testaments (14,000 copies):

“Chad will be getting 50-70 cartons; northern Dem-ocratic Republic of Congo will receive 100.

“Due to the difficulty of transporting boxes to theNorth from Kinshasa, Bangui has been playing therole of sending New Testaments and booklets to thesmaller towns and villages through the church-plant-ing initiative. Last year we planted 51 churches inthis region of central Africa. Last year our min-istry alone recorded 25,000 newdecisions. Many of these werediscipled, but could not get acopy of the French New Testa-ment because they were all dis-tributed to other ministries.Through our encouragement,many churches are getting in-volved with discipleship of con-verts, and the New Testament is avaluable tool.”

The French New Testa-ment printed by WorldMissionary Press includesa 38-page Basic BibleStudy supplement, withtopics and references

compiled by Watson

Goodman. It is ideal for discipling new believers andcosts about 96 cents to produce.

Word came from Craig Hanscome in June that thestock in Mali was becoming very limited. As EveryHome for Christ in Mali was requesting 968 boxes ofScripture booklets, planning began to produce a 20-foot container to provide the booklets for EHC as wellas 1,600 boxes (French, Bambara, Boomu, and Ara-bic) for general distribution by WMP’s national coor-dinator, Brother Jean Pierre, who had communicatedthe tremendous needs of the Malian people for the gospel.

In the meantime, Brother Craigreported that a container going toMali from Omaha, Nebraska, thissummer would have room on itfor 130 ten-pound boxes of litera-ture. Did World Missionary Presshave enough in inventory to senda pallet of boxes for use at theirhospital right away? Yes, we did.Boxes of various titles in French,Bambara, and Arabic (includingFrench and Arabic NewTesta ments) were roundedup and shipped to Omaha.

“I wish to inform you that the bookletsdon’t remain much. By September, wewill have exhausted all the remainingbooklets.”

New Testaments are much needed in French-speaking countries of Africa.

Printing for these French-speakingnations in Africa will include Scripturebooklets, Bible study booklets, salvationcoloring books, and New Testaments inFrench as well as Scripture booklets inmany African languages spoken in thesecountries. Freight shipments will includefour 40-foot containers and six 20-footcontainers.

*20-foot container already shipped

Printing French Scriptures

for Major Shipments to:

Benin

Burkina Faso

Cameroon*

Central African

Republic

Chad

Congo Republic

Côte d’Ivoire

Democratic Rep.

of Congo

Gabon

Guinea

Mali

Niger

Senegal

Togo

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In August, an urgent e-mail came from Ivory Coast(Côte d’Ivoire). “I have just received through the postoffice your mail containing a lot of letters from IvoryCoast requiring booklets. We will contact all, [but] Iwish to inform you that the booklets don’t remainmuch. By September, we will have exhausted all the re-maining booklets. I would like to ask you to schedule,

if it is possible, a new shipment of booklets to IvoryCoast. As you can see, the requests are very high.Many evangelists in Côte d’Ivoire don’t feel com-fortable to go for evangelism without any booklet ofWMP.” At that time we hadn’t even scheduled anothershipment for our national coordinator in Côte d’Ivoire,because they had most recently received a container!But since a shipment was already scheduled for EveryHome for Christ in Côte d’Ivoire later in the year, planschanged to send a 40-foot container instead, whichcould include supplies for both.

Brother Pierre, of Centre de Publications Evan-geliques (CPE), serving as WMP’s national coordina-

tor, responded with gratefulness. “We pray in CPE forthe Lord to empower each booklet of WMP to impactour nation for His glory.”

In the meantime, ministries eager to distribute God’sWord in their nations, await their turn. This week wereceived this e-mail: “EHC Chad is waiting patientlyhis shipment of literature, and we hope it be soon.”

This week we received this e-mail:“EHC Chad is waiting patiently hisshipment of literature, and we hope itbe soon.”

This week we received this e-mail:“EHC Chad is waiting patiently hisshipment of literature, and we hope itbe soon.”

Below: Members of the military in Guinea were glad to receive

French New Testaments and Scripture booklets in 2010.

Unloading Scripture booklets in Democratic Rep. of Congo

Please cry out to God with us that He will provide forincreased production soon. We praise God for allowingus to increase production to a volume of 7,000,000 permonth for several months this year. The need is for con-sistent production far above 5,000,000 per month. Weare believing God to bring us to 9,000,000 per month.That is the urgent need.

[Each $100 donation provides for the printing andshipping of 2,500 Scripture booklets the size of Help

From Above; $20 provides for 500 booklets full of thepowerful Word of God in the languages of the people.As production increases above 5,000,000 a month, thecost for paper and shipping is only $25,000 for eachadditional million Scripture booklets.]

How awesome to share

God’s Word in someone’s

own language!

Young people in Central African Republic read Scripture booklets from WMP.

Above: Young people in Niger need to have God’s Word.

Below: French salvation coloring books, He Is Risen!, were dis-

tributed in Mali. Our current supply will soon be depleated.

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Christians in Guinea, West Africa, treasure WMP

Scripture booklets to reach their towns for Christ.

Boxes containing French Scripture booklets

are being transported in Cameroon.

A team is ready to go out in Central African

Republic.Christian workers are happy

to have tools to distribute.

Materials are packaged to be

distributed in Niger.

Project Updates

� Another 100,000 French New Testaments need to be printed for including in shipments to 14

French-speaking African nations. Each costs about 96 cents to print and ship, on average.

� World Missionary Press is receiving many more letters from Cuba requesting Scripture

booklets. These letters are hand-delivered to a contact in Cuba who can respond to them. A 40-

foot container recently left Canada with 1,081,288 Spanish Scripture booklets from WMP and

10,000 Spanish Bibles supplied by the Canadian Bible Society.

� WMP’s national coordinator, India Bible Literature, received a 40-foot container the last week

of September. When Brother Velu last visited WMP, he pleaded for one container each monthfor India’s 1.2 billion people. Another container is urgently needed.

� A container shipment prepared for South Sudan—on its way to the port of Mombasa, Kenya—

will then still need to travel overland through Kenya and Uganda to reach South Sudan.

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