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Footings for Children is a curriculum for those who teach children in after-school clubs, Sunday schools, camps, and even home devotionals. It is designed to be adapted and applied in any cultural context, including settings where teaching aids and tools are limited.
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Tag Archives: animism
Restoring the Breach: A Conversation Between Practitioners in Africa
Too often, a truncated gospel message has accompanied our outreach efforts. As Scott Allen has written elsewhere, an artificial division between personal faith and daily life leaves a fragmented Christianity, full of gaps. The effects are perhaps nowhere more obvious than … Continue reading
Demons Relocated at Airport
A friend, Ric Nesimiuk, who has been involved for many years with DNA training in Asia, recently brought this story to my attention. It’s from the Bangkok Post, October 9, 2009 and is titled Demons to be Relocated At Airport. Twelve … Continue reading
The Haiti Disaster: Going to the Root
This is the second in a three-part series by Darrow Miller that focuses on how churches can respond positively in the aftermath of Haiti’s devastating earthquake. The entire article can be viewed on the Disciple Nations Alliance website. ENGAGING HEART … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Development, Poverty
Tagged animism, biblical worldview, Church, Culture, Demonic, Development, Poverty, Religion
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Spiritual Vaccuum Leads to Embrace of Premodern Religions
As Europe and America have become post Christian, they have turned to Modernism – Secularism. As they have come to experience the spiritual void of Atheistic-Materialism, they become Post-Modern. And what is Post-Modernism? Unfortunately, there has not been a return … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged Africa, animism, Atheism, biblical worldview, Christ, Christianity, Confucianism, Culture, Hinduism, India, Islam, Judaism, License, Materialism, monism, Morality, naturalism, paganism, Personal, philosophy, Random, Religion, Spirituality, Thoughts, Western society
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