GRN Global News

Electricity? ... What electricity?

How do you run a recording studio when your electricity is available for only an hour at a time?

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Recording Trip - African Style

The Sierra Leone team try out their new skills and new equipment.

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Fruit from the work in Guinea Bissau

"The word is out and we have lots of missionaries and pastors from all over the country coming get cassettes"

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Cassettes for the Yine in Peru

"We took the cassette in Yine and tried to get close to her but as she could not understand us she paid us no attention. So we turned the cassette on and at that moment she went quiet and turned and stopped."

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Opportunities in Vietnam

Being able to share the gospel in Vietnam as a restricted nation brings its challenges. A report from a missionary in this difficult country.

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Tape troubles in Cameroon

Trials of recording in the MBANVELLE language. What to do when your recorder keeps eating your tapes?

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Cultural damage or religious freedom?

"Culture is by definition dynamic, and those who see it as otherwise do not see people - they see animals on exhibit." A thought-provoking update from a Recordist in Brazil.

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Gospel Recordings Work Among Tibetans

"Last year the 90-year-old plus missionary went to be with her Lord, but the work carries on."

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Mark's Story

"I had a very critical time when my father left me alone with my two and a half year old brother and went somewhere else and never came back to look after us."

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Recording in Africa - It's no joke...

Breakdown in rebel territory... car accident... stolen luggage... arrest and imprisonment... amazing release... and mission accomplished!

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What does it take?

Staff from Nepal and Australia are in Africa providing training, equipment and technical support. They need help!

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Mandinka Ministry in Ghana Town

A cassette, a stange dream, and an important choice.

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Training kicks off in West Africa

Kim Knight assesses the first week of the training course: frustrations and encouragements.

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Far from civilization... but not far from God

The Mashco Piro still live in the stone age. Not even their neighbors try to have any contact with them.

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Going digital in Africa

Ten weeks of training, provision of all sorts of new equipment - there are many challenges to this training course.

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Putting unreached peoples "on the map"

Now it is possible to locate unreached peoples accurately and really put them "on the map!"

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Short-term mission... Liberian style!

Curfews don't stop the spread of the gospel.

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More tales of the sea

"I came across a Chinese officer who regularly visits Melbourne and he is connected with a small struggling church in central China which he says desperately needs teaching. I am so pleased that I can pass on to him a set of the eight Mandarin LLL cassettes."

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For the Gospel

Joel and Judith report from Mexico

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For the Record

In the past, most of our Recordists were Westerners. This is no longer the case. The majority of our field workers are African, Asian or South American.

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Not for the faint-hearted!

Swapan reports on an eventful recording and evaluation trip in India

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With HOPE for the lost

Jenny Fallon, Australian nurse and SIM's co-ordinator of 'HOPE for AIDS' in West Africa, shares hope for LIFE through the GRN recordings

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Let's talk about Burma/Myanmar

Encouraging news that God is at work - both through the indigenous church and other ministries

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Good News for this pastor

A Cambodian church receives GRN's audio visual materials.

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Gospel Recordings Work in Africa

"We often forget that there are people who have never heard the good news about Jesus, and then when they do hear it, the Holy Spirit convicts them that it is good news indeed!"

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Sounds of GRN - April 2013: (PDF - 287Kb) Harvest in Culiacan . . . Good News from all Over . . .

Canada Update - April/May 2013 (PDF 703Kb): Recordist Training . . . Director's Desk . . . Annual Banquet . . . Toronto Mission Fest . . .

Partnership in Action: With the help of funds provided through the Bible Society, GRN Nepal has been able to make new recordings, print Bible picture books and do a huge amount of distribution of recordings, audiovisual materials and hand-wind Cassette and mp3 Saber players through local ministry partners in Nepal.

GRN Australia 60th Anniversary: The day will consist of regular 30 minute interactive tours, followed by a brief presentation and thanksgiving. Join us any time between 10am - 4:30pm.

Mobile Phone Ministry: Mobile phones provide GRN with a massive opportunity to distribute recordings more widely than ever before.

Echoes Nouvelles d'Audio Vie 1 2012: PDF (937Kb)

Echoes Nouvelles d'Audio Vie 3 2011: (PDF - 1,030Kb)

Central Australia: The Lord has been doing something special outback; something that is worthy of our rejoicing and praising God.

Australian Missionaries Use Audio Recordings to Share Gospel: Christian Post Blog "Splash Everywhere" posts about GRN Australia's innovative approach to sharing the Gospel and the new facility at Prospect.

Hearing God's Word in the jungle: David Hughes from GRN Australia has just returned from a visit to the Solomon Islands where he observed GRN's audio recording ministry first-hand.