UBS World
Report
October
2002, Number
371
Hard
travelling:
adventures in a two-wheel drive in rural Malawi [More...]
How
Esperanza López overcame disaster to help street children in
Bogotá [More...]
Taking
Scriptures to Russia’s Kamchatka peninsula [More...]
plus:
a World Report readers’ questionnaire [More...]
Pictured
left: People in remote rural areas, like this boy, await deliveries of
Bibles from the Bible Society. Delivery will be easier with the Bible
Society`s four-wheel-drive vehicles, purchased with the aid of Opportunity
21 funds. Malawi. Photo: UBS/Haldor Noss (MAI01C-6/15)
Contents
 Focus
on Malawi
Christian students busy for God on
the campus
‘Even Paul had to struggle...
but it makes sense now’
Hard travelling: adventures in a two-wheel
drive
Distributing Bibles since 1924 –
and still going strong! è
Faith Comes By Hearing flourishing
on radio and cassette
Baca people shown the superior power of Jesus
(Cameroon)
Bishop translator welcomes new Bulu Bible (Cameroon)
Special Portion attracts attention of Lesotho’s
politicians
Civil war leaves terrible legacy in Angola
Bible Society of Zambia seeks ways to provide
free Bibles
Bible Society of Zimbabwe sees potential
for ‘making connection
between material and spiritual needs’
Colombia Focus è
How the Bible Society is rising
to the challenges
A land of diversity
Women’s group pioneers hospital
work
 Hospital
chaplains learning as they teach
‘Special’ chaplain for armed
services
A bed, bread and mother: how Esperanza
López
overcame disaster to help street children
How abused children are becoming ‘triumfadores
en Cristo’ è
Superman with the temperament of the Hulk: it’s
the graphic Samson! (United States)
American Bible Society marks anniversary of terrorist
attacks
(United States)
Martinique
marks centenary of volcanic eruption
 Bringing
God’s Word to schools:
Swedish Bible Society launches new project for teachers
Taking Scriptures all the way to Russia’s
Kamchatka peninsula è
Mark’s Gospel returns to the stage: an interview
with actor Kari Hakala (Finland)
Society helps produce resource pack for puppet-video
(Finland)
Scottish Bible
Society show a hit at the Festival Fringe
General Secretary forced out of flat by Prague
floods (Czech Republic)
Azeri Old Testament makes good progress (Azerbaijan)
 Kachin
ladies witness through community work (Myanmar) è
Laos church leaders
encouraged by positive response to Scriptures
Bible
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