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India Mission, 2013 |
A new elevated mass transit rail system is on schedule to open in 2014 | The assembly of the Scenic Hill church Feb. 10. IBA meets in this building. | ||
Mass production of idols. These will be painted bright colors and worshiped by Hindus. | Another Hindu idol: the monkey-headed man. | ||
Leaders of the church and of International Bible Academe | I met with 11 sectarian preachers, then preached here with them among about 100 souls. Several of the preachers came to my next 2 IBA classes, and we baptized 6 of them. | ||
The current class of International Bible Academe | Teaching at IBA | ||
I preached in a number of house churches. | The view from Scenic Hill | ||
Student dorm seen from top floor of church/school building. | Churches often meet outdoors and and at night, as did this one in Nandyal. | ||
Modes of transportation and moving of cargo are many. | Cows often roam freely, sometimes are herded, but are never eaten, and always are accorded the right of way on the open road. | ||
I am usually invited to speak in at least one school. | Teaching those K-4 students. Notice the height difference between me and Samson, my co-worker/translator. | ||
Ready for another outdoor meeting at night. This in the village of Dowleswaram. | The meeting house for the church in the village of Srikrishnapatnam is built atop the house of the preacher, P. Simon. | ||
Over 70 varieties of bananas grow in India. | On an afternoon drive in eastern Andrha Pradesh I saw corn in several growing stages, rice, cotton, beans of several varieties, watermelons, bananas, coconuts, sunflowers, chile peppers, bell peppers, sugar cane and hay, growing in the fields. | ||
The common means of cooking in the villages. | In the village of Mathiahvarigudem baptisms were accomplished in this canal. In non-coastal areas conditions are seldom much better. | ||
This church building didn't have a roof. | The women gathering at "the well" for the day's water. | ||
Most of 20 were crammed into this entry hall of a house. Some were outside at the door and window, while I was crammed into a corner at the end...> | ...and 20 children were off to my right in a bedroom (they couldn't all fit into the camera frame, but they werre counted). | ||
A meeting on a porch. | Space just beyond the last hut has been donated to the church for a meeting place. | ||
Advertising banners like this are cheaply and quickly made for many of our meetings. | About 70 (including 20 sectarians) were assembled for a preachers' lectureship. I preached three times that afternoon. | ||
Again a building without a roof, but a church very grateful that we came. They begged me more urgently than most to return on my next mission to India. | This church meets like this every Sunday. A major city street is 40 feet behind the camera. | ||
Tent fabric makes a temporary roof over this meeting area of the Rajahmundry Children's Home. | The Joe Rowe Children's Home assembled on the roof of their building. I preached in the dark as the city had cut the power until near the end of our evening. | ||
16 assembled on a minute's notice in squatters' camp under a highway overpass...> | ...I preached of the eternal plan of God, and we baptized two. |
A. L. Parr, P. O. Box 266, Harrisburg, AR 72432 Phone: (870) 578-9154 alparr@acts1541.org |