Jurgen, Katja, and Menja have finished translating a set of Bible stories in the Antanala language and have put them into booklet form. These booklets will be used by the nearby church leaders, and hopefully by others in the Antanala area. Jean Baptiste, and his colleague Aime just finished their one year training at a Bible School in Tana and are serving as missionaries in Ikongo, a part of Antanala land. I just got a phone call from Jean Baptiste and he reports that a new village is open for outreach, and many people are gathering together to hear the Word of God. These new booklets can be used to teach them also. Pray for many to believe!
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- African Diaspora
- Alagwa of Tanzania
- Antakarana of Madagascar
- Antandroy of Madagascar
- Antanosy of Madagascar
- Arabs of North Africa
- Aringa
- Bara of Madagascar
- Berbers of North Africa
- Borana of Kenya
- Chadian Arabs
- Datooga of Tanzania
- Didinga of South Sudan
- Digo of Kenya and Tanzania
- Dorobo of Kenya
- Fulani of West Africa
- Gabbra of Kenya
- Ik of Uganda
- Islanders
- Kanembu of Chad
- Karana-Gujarati of Madagascar
- Karimojong of Uganda
- Laarim of South Sudan
- Lokwa of South Sudan
- Lopit of South Sudan
- M of Tanzania
- Maba of Chad
- Machinga
- Mahafaly of Madagascar
- Makhuwa Nahara of Mozambique
- Makwe of Mozambique
- Mbororo of Central African Republic
- Mwani of Mozambique
- Ndau of Mozambique
- Ndengereko of Tanzania
- Nyamwezi of Tanzania
- Nyang'atom of South Sudan
- O of Kenya
- Rangi of Tanzania
- Rendille of Kenya
- Sakalava of Madagascar
- Samburu of Kenya
- San of Namibia
- Sandawe of Tanzania
- Somali of East Africa
- South Asians of East Africa
- Suri of South Sudan and Ethiopia
- Swahili Arab of East Africa Coast
- Swahili Bantu of East Africa Coast
- Tanala of Madagascar
- Toposa of South Sudan
- Tsimihety of Madagascar
- Tuareg of the Sahara Desert
- Uncategorized
- Y refugees of the Horn
- Zaramo of Tanzania
- Zigua of Tanzania