MLA Language Map

Brand new today on the web today is the MLA Language Map!

www.mla.org

You can use it to find concentrations down to zip codes of 30ish different language groups.

Leave a comment as you discover practical ways to use the maps and the accompanying information.

TxGCI-ers Rob and Gloria Rolinson in this week's Baptist Standard

"Providential connections speed church planting in Mexico"
http://www.baptiststandard.com/postnuke/index.php?module=htmlpages&func=display&pid=4751


Rob and Gloria work among unreached Indian tribes in the Mexico mountains.

This story talks specifically about God's work through them among the Tepehuano people group in the town of Guajolota.

And an example of incredible "person(s) of peace."

DFWInternational.org

www.DFWInternational.org is a great website for those in Dallas, Tarrant and surrounding areas.

The best pages for research are the "Demographics" and the "Resource Center" pages. The "Resource Center" has two immigration reports that are full interesting information on where how dozens on cultures thrive in our area.

IMB Resources

I found a lot of potentially useful information at www.IMBResources.org, including a whole section of books on "Storying and Oral Learning"...

...and the map showing the status of Global Status of Evagelical Christianity (for free!).

And on www.imb.org/WE, there is a whole lot of info available on people groups.