One Thing Leads to Another

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One thing leads to another – in this case, an online Bible school has led to new contacts in Gambella, Ethiopia.

WELS’ Multi-Language Productions offers an online Bible school called TELL.  A large majority of the school’s students are located in Africa. However, people all around the world find TELL very encouraging and use it as their primary source of spiritual growth.  One of our participants is moving into a new and fairly untested level that requires him to confess doctrine agreement with the WELS.

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Smell the Coffee

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Today’s post is written by Karen Kroll, a missionary wife who enjoys the smell of good coffee. She recently taught English to students enrolled in a school in Dukem, Ethiopia. The Lutheran Church of Ethiopia oversees the operation of this school and has plans to open others.   

I’ve never met a coffee I didn’t like. But until recently, I had never met a coffee like Ethiopian coffee. It takes coffee to another level.  I was blessed with the opportunity to accompany my husband, Dan to Ethiopia as he met with a group of believers interested in pursuing fellowship with WELS.  As the men met, I spent the week teaching English to children Grades K-5 at Maor Lutheran School in Dukem. This is a ministry of our sister synod, the Lutheran Church of Ethiopia. 

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How did you Become a Christian?

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How did you become a Christian?  When did it happen?  Were there other people who helped you to know Christ? 

A few weeks ago, I had the privilege to visit Ethiopia.  The main reason for my visit was to teach a course on St. Paul’s Letters to Timothy and Titus.  The course was intended primarily for young men who are preparing to be pastors in the Lutheran Church of Ethiopia (LCE).  There were seven students in the class. 

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