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“We worship Christ in heart, word and action"<br />

About this issue ...<br />

Looking Forward<br />

SIM leaders met in early 2014 to<br />

consider the Mission’s future. Our<br />

reason for being was radically<br />

examined. Like our first pioneers,<br />

today’s multi-ethnic SIM partners<br />

strive to be Christ’s witnesses to the<br />

uttermost parts of the earth, irrespective<br />

of barriers and compelled<br />

by his great love.<br />

In this issue, International Director<br />

Joshua Bogunjoko expands on this<br />

foundational focus. Then we look at<br />

radio evangelism in the Horn of Africa,<br />

even reaching those who have never<br />

met someone who has a personal<br />

relationship with Jesus Christ. We also<br />

feature Kiwi partners whose hearts are<br />

centred on Southern Africa and South<br />

America, and introduce a fresh way of<br />

reaching an urban Asian community,<br />

through art.<br />

Official publication of SIM (Serving In Mission), an interdenominational<br />

evangelical Protestant mission. SIM includes Africa Evangelical Fellowship,<br />

Andes Evangelical Mission, International Christian Fellowship, and Sudan<br />

Interior Mission.<br />

SIM is a dispersed<br />

community of God’s people<br />

who delight to worship him<br />

and are passionate about<br />

the Gospel, seeking to fulfil<br />

the mission of Jesus Christ<br />

in the world.<br />

COVER: Unreached fishing<br />

villagers on an Indian Ocean island<br />

For security reasons, some contributors may use pseudonyms. Stock<br />

photographs are sometimes used to help represent stories. Except for<br />

stock photographs, all images copyright ©2013 SIM and its licensors.<br />

All rights reserved.<br />

SIM New Zealand (#CC28002) is a registered charitable entity in terms of<br />

the Charities Act 2005. For more information, visit the Charities Register<br />

at www.charities.govt.nz<br />

SIM New Zealand, PO Box 38-588, Howick, Auckland, 2145<br />

Phone: 09 538 0004; Freephone: 0508 47 46 69<br />

Email: nz.info@sim.org<br />

Office: 12B Picton Street, Howick, Auckland, 2014<br />

<strong>January</strong> <strong>2015</strong><br />

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