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Friday 15th FebruaryTurkmen Pop: 7.8 millionThe majority of Turkmen, 4.8 million, live in Turkmenistan, which is located in south Central Asia along the Caspian Sea. Many others live in the surrounding Asian nations of Kazakhstan, Iran, Afghanistan and Uzbekistan. Their...
Read MoreThursday 14th FebruaryA trip among nomads in Central Asia - from a Frontiers worker (continued)“Eighteen young people spent five weeks trekking across barren deserts and high mountain pastures on this five week trip.A total of nineteen mentors (including three Central...
Read MoreWednesday 13th FebruaryA trip among nomads in Central Asia - from a Frontiers worker“Malcolm Hunter, founder of the Nomadic Peoples Network, saw the need among the millions of unengaged nomads as an injustice and cried out to God. Malcolm’s dream was to train and mobilise mor...
Read MoreTuesday 12th FebruaryHow do gospel workers reach nomads?The Church, composed mainly of settled people, struggles to engage with nomads. Few nomads have embraced Christ and those that have met gospel workers or the wider Christian body, have often understood that Christianity is a...
Read MoreNomads – neglected millionsOver 3,000 years ago God called a nomad and promised to bless all peoples through him (Gen 12). His name was Abram until God changed his name to Abraham, which means "father of a multitude" (Genesis 17:5). Jesus too was a nomad, moving from place to place to li...
Read MoreSaturday 9th FebruaryScrewdriver and the Gang – a story from a Frontiers worker Mark and his team didn’t expect to get involved with the local gang when they opened up a fitness centre in a city in Central Asia.From opening day, the gym was filled with young Muslim ...
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