The most recent issue of the International YWAMer is available now available over on their web-site.
This issue discusses how the current economic recession is effecting the Churches ability to engage in missions around the world. You can also find some practical tips to YWAMers about how to survive the current financial downturn. Lynn Green, YWAM’s International Chairman, has a great article about the call for YWAMers to live in the tradition of the Levites.
You can read the entire issues here, and while you are there I would highly recommend that you subscribe to receive every new issue if you haven’t done so already.
A film made by a YWAM Film Making and Photography student about two kids coming to terms with post-genocide Rwanda in 1994 will be released in US theatres next month. The film was widely acclaimed when shown at the Cannes Film Festival in 2007.
The film was shot in only 11 days in 2006 while the director, Isaac Chung, was on a YWAM missions trip to Uganda. The film cast at risk kids who were a part of a YWAM run soccer camp in Rwanda and the crew was the other YWAM students on the school.
YWAM Russia has been forging ahead with developing their web-site and communications. Recently some YWAM staff from around the worlds largest nation gathered together to discuss web-site development, strategy and different challenges they have faced with their work so far on the Internet.
They are keen for your feedback on their work so far. You can leave them comments here.
The International YWAMer is the official eZine of Youth With A Mission. In the last year it has been changed from a printed magazine to a web-based eZine. If you involved with Youth With A Mission in any way it is well worth while subscribing to the magazine.
You can subscribe for free to the International YWAMer here.
