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Again, we can say plans and time belong to God! Two years ago, we expanded our ministry to the Bru tribe. As a result, we had the first CCI class for the Bru tribe church leaders from many parts of a southern province with 22 students. When we first started, I was the teacher. I

On the 25th of April, we started the last session of our language learning journey. Our last class will be on June 10th, when we will take our final exam and receive our certificate of language learning. We are both excited to be completing this part of our journey. But we are also sad to

Last month, I continued to teach three classes on Course #1: Bible Study Methods & Rules of Interpretation. The students are learning many things from this course(1): An awareness of their need to personally apply and obey the Bible as they preach and teach others. To demonstrate that an important purpose of studying the Bible

Because of the impact of the pandemic, three CCI classes have shifted to online. In order to do that, our team worked very hard in transferring from in-person approaches to digital approaches. The methodology is changed! Most of our evaluations must be digitalized. However, our philosophical education is to build relationships. This close relationship is

Praise the Lord once again for being able to count God’s blessings one by one this month. We never stop praising His goodness and faithfulness upon the family members of CCI-Myanmar in the midst of various challenges in life. He is the God who meets the needs and is amazingly at work, regardless of circumstances

One of our shared goals is to motivate and challenge local churches to provide Bible training for leaders and for those whom God calls to participate in the mission. To accomplish this mission, these leaders need to cooperate with the pastor in the mission. It is important to train these people to preach the gospel

I am grateful that last month, even in conditions that are not optimal, I could travel to West Sumba with the Board of Trustees to hold meetings and seminars. I say this trip was successful because the Board also gained valuable experience in preaching at the local church in Waikabubak, and they also realized the

How CCI is Reaching the Unreached How is CCI reaching the unreached for Jesus? Last month, we shared the “who” by identifying the vast majority of the unreached who live in the 10/40 Window and the “why” in Matthew 28:16-20 as it relates to CCI’s mission of reaching the unreached. Today, we want to share

Last month, I visited our Coordinators in the Western Visayas, the land of the Ilonggo. My purpose was to attend a CCI graduation and also to see how our staff was doing and encourage them to persevere in these difficult times. Little did I know that I was the one who would receive much encouragement

Plans and time belong to God! Last year before the second lock-down of the country due to pandemic of Covid19, we planned to host a conference with church leaders from 42 churches in the remote and persecuted area. After we tried to get the churches to agree to the conference, we set a time, but