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Update 154
Quarterly Update: January – March 2017In January, I was blessed for the third time to preside over graduation ceremonies, preach the word of God, and fellowship with many dedicated Christians involved in the WEI-India mission, directed by Brother Prabhu Kumar.
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Update 153
Quarterly Update: October - December, 2016Lee Allen, WEI Director of Development and Teacher Support, spent two weeks in Albania late last summer and came home floating “on cloud nine.” Lee later sent an e-mail that pulsates with excitement and inspiration.
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Update 152
Quarterly Update: July - September, 2016The Keizer Church of Christ, Keizer, Oregon, conducted a successful six-week campaign in Yangon, Myanmar this summer. The team consisted of eight members of the Keizer Church (Leon Haight, Bill Zoerner, Roger Elliott, Dick and Pam Haines, Joann Matson, and Darren and Melody Williamson), three members from the Lobster Valley church.
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Update 151
Quarterly Update: April - June, 2016Kingdom Spreads in Sierra Leone Charles Mungu suffers from heart disease and other health problems, but he is a ball of fire. About a year ago, he asked if he could use WEI materials in his outreach ministry in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Since then, he has graduated two classes of WEI students. By the time…
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Update 150
Quarterly Update: January - March, 2016Since January 1, 2016, more than 5,000 potential students gave registered to study on the WEI website. As of this writing, 1996 have submitted answers to the Introductory Lesson and have started their lessons.
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Update 149
Quarterly Update: October - December, 2015On November 1, 2015, Lee Allen (elder, family man, and missionary at heart) joined the WEI staff as Director of Development and Support.
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Quarterly Update : July-September, 2015Five young adults from the Metro congregation in Gresham, Oregon (Matt & Kristen Caldwell, Donnie and Taylor Adams, and Jimmy Tucker), spent a month in Debrecen, Hungary this summer in a short-term mission.
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Update 147
Quarterly Update: April - June, 2015Our dearly beloved Mike Hale, one of the most effective WEI Internet teachers ever, has gone to be with his Lord after struggling with heart ailments for many years. But his legacy lives on.
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Update 146
Quarterly Update: January – March 2015Recently, I was blessed to personally visit Vijayawada, India and many of the WEI teachers and brothers and sisters involved in a very fruitful effort called WEI – India. This work began in 2007 under the direction of an Indian preacher named Prabhu Kumar.
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Update 145
Quarterly Update : October - December, 2014Willy Yuda, WEI teacher in Mbeya, Tanzania, writes, “We conducted two seminars this month and had seven restorations and two baptisms.” Willy and his coworkers, Jastin and Absalom, are teaching about a dozen students in their Tanzania World English Institute school, and God is giving the increase.
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Update 144
Quarterly Update : July - September, 2014Perhaps the most exciting news blog that I receive each week is a blog sent out by Julie Broyles, Founder and Director of the BEST Center (Bible, English Study & Training Center) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
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Update 143
Quarterly Update : April-June, 2014One score and five years ago, our Father brought forth to this continent a new method of attracting atheists, Buddhists, Communists, Hindus, Muslims, and Satanists to Christ.
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Update 141
Update : October-December, 2013Tom Langley writes, “We are more than excited to announce the hiring of Justin Acuff as the full-time Technical Director of the WEI Internet Ministry.
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Update 140
Update: July - September, 2013Lola Crouch, one of our outstanding Internet teacher in Searcy, Arkansas, tells an amazing story about one of her WEI students in Mozambique. If you think witchcraft and Satan worship are things of the past, consider the following.
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Update 139
Update: April - June 2013Sadete Hoxha, WEI/Church Secretary in Tirana, Albania, was overjoyed as she typed her most recent report.