VIDEO: Why Distributing Gospel Booklets is Effective in Myanmar

March 28, 2019 •
Evangelizing Unreached People Groups (Myanmar)

In Myanmar culture, a Gospel booklet can be the key to beginning a relationship with somebody new and entering into their home to share the Good News about Jesus Christ. Since distributing Gospel booklets is effective in Myanmar, Tungpi, the leader of Evangelizing Unreached People Groups has decided to use this method as he takes evangelism trips across the country.

Primarily, Tungpi uses "The Ancient Path" booklet because in addition to sharing the history of Christianity from Creation to Consummation, it also helps dispel the Asian myth that Christianity is only a Western religion.

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"My goal is to go, reach the unreached, and make disciples," Tungpi said.

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That God would provide the means for Tungpi to continue to print "The Ancient path" in bulk.
That people from other religious backgrounds would know the truth about the one true God.
That God would raise up more team members

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