Artigos

The History of GRN: A God given vision of a single Spanish record has grown into a mission network of more than 30 countries and over 6,000 languages. Read how it all began.

What am I doing here?: Christine Brittingham talks about her time as a volunteer at Global Recordings Network Australia

Perguntas Frequentes: Perguntas mais frequentes sobre a organização e o ministério da Global Recordings Network

Do you communicate the gospel effectively?: Everyone planning an evangelism outreach, first needs to determine where on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs the target group is.

Empower Local Churches: An outreach team visits a small village in a remote area. There's no local pastor; 90% of the people are non-literate and cannot read. Tracts and the Bible in written form mean nothing to them.

The Challenge: You want to share the Word of God with somebody else in his/her own language, but he/she cannot read the Bible or a tract. Here's what to do.

The True Cost of a Cassette: What is the true cost of making a recording of the Gospel for non-literate tribal people ... a cassette that proclaims the Lordship of Christ?

Some Difficulities of Cross-Cultural and Cross-Linguistic Evangelism: This is a memo on the problems of determining the language groups that need evangelism. These notes from a Paul Hattaway lecture during the recent recordist training provided much of the material.

Recording Snapshots 2: Kim Knight tells more stories of his recording trip to the Solomon Islands in April 2004

Research into solid-state playback technology: GRN is researching the next generation of solid-state playback technology for use in far flung mission fields