Missionaries Turn To Radio And Tech Help In Africa
Missionaries shift from old methods to radio and modern aid networks across Africa. Technicians doctors teachers and pilots run clinics schools and broadcasting stations, with indigenous churches expanding as independents grow. In Ethiopia and Tanzania missions manage hospitals, radios, wells and education while facing governance and social challenges.
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Aerobatic Bears Fly at Winston-Salem Air Fair Today
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