Latest news about the ministry and resources of the Global Recordings Network from around the world. http://globalrecordings.net webmaster@globalrecordings.net "As he talked, he could see her eyes light up in amazement. She excused herself and came back in a few minutes with a tape." http://globalrecordings.net/article/1108 http://globalrecordings.net/article/1108 "Tears brimmed his eyes as Uu shared with us the situation of his Moken people." http://globalrecordings.net/article/1107 http://globalrecordings.net/article/1107 The vision is still alive after 60 years. http://globalrecordings.net/article/1109 http://globalrecordings.net/article/1109 "There are no words to express how delighted we are that you are providing MP3 format messages in the Borana language." http://globalrecordings.net/article/1097 http://globalrecordings.net/article/1097 Malawi continues to be a land of ministry opportunities, but is extremely poor. This poses a serious challenge to the church. http://globalrecordings.net/article/1095 http://globalrecordings.net/article/1095 Over the years we have seen many come to Christ, and churches have been planted using cassette players. Just after the Rwanda genocide we sent in some 400 GRN 'Messengers' to the refugee camps in Tanzania and Congo, with specially produced material on peace and reconciliation, hope in God, etc. http://globalrecordings.net/article/1094 http://globalrecordings.net/article/1094 The people of the Goran language are about 30 to 50,000 speakers living in 28 villages on the Kosova/Albanina border. They are shepherds and hunters and great cooks. There were no known believers among them. http://globalrecordings.net/article/1091 http://globalrecordings.net/article/1091 It seems that Satan did not like us praying against him. He hit back with a vengeance. Three days before we were to leave Guinea Bissau, we had an accident. http://globalrecordings.net/article/1092 http://globalrecordings.net/article/1092 The Makhuwa people are considered to be one of south Africa's most unreached groups. They reside in Mozambique's north-eastern Zambezia province. http://globalrecordings.net/article/1093 http://globalrecordings.net/article/1093 There are only a handful of Christians among the HAJONG: Assam language group, and they are often persecuted by the community. http://globalrecordings.net/article/1052 http://globalrecordings.net/article/1052