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<strong>WIM</strong> FLASH<br />
W O R L D I N D I G E N O U S M I S S I O N S • D E C E M B E R 2 0 1 8<br />
What is the 10/40<br />
window?<br />
Why is this part of the world so important?<br />
W W W . W O R L D I M . C O M
is the 10/40 window? Why is this part of the world so important? Below is an explanation of<br />
What<br />
10/40 window with some sobering statistics to follow. We are instructed by Jesus to pray to<br />
the<br />
Lord of the harvest for more workers. This is an area of the world that needs an army of<br />
the<br />
workers!<br />
term 10/40 window became popular in the early ‘90s as a way to describe the least reached<br />
The<br />
of the world. With more than 67% of the world’s population living in this region and most of<br />
part<br />
least evangelized countries and people groups of the world in this region, it should get our<br />
the<br />
There is a huge need for willing, tenacious, and tough gospel workers.<br />
attention!<br />
simple terms, it is the area of the world between 10 and 40 degrees north latitude in the eastern<br />
In<br />
— a rectangular box that encompasses parts of Northern Africa, the Middle East and<br />
hemisphere<br />
This is less than one-third of the world’s land mass, yet two-thirds (two-thirds!) of the global<br />
Asia.<br />
lives within this area. Not only is this window heavily populated, but it is also<br />
population<br />
by extreme poverty and the highest concentration of people groups without access<br />
characterized<br />
the good news due to both resistance and lack of opportunities to reach them.<br />
to<br />
the opposite page are some statistics from this region of the world that provide an idea of the<br />
On<br />
of the task -------------><br />
scope<br />
What is the 10/40<br />
Window?
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Y O U R P A R T N E R S H I P W I T H<br />
O U R M I S S I O N A R I E S<br />
R E L E A S E S T H E M T O<br />
P R O C L A I M T H R O U G H O U T<br />
T H E W O R L D T H E P R O F O U N D<br />
M E S S A G E T H A T J E S U S<br />
S A V E S . W H A T A J O Y I T I S T O<br />
I N V E S T I N G O D ’ S K I N G D O M !<br />
behalf of all <strong>WIM</strong> missionaries, thank<br />
On<br />
for your encouragement, your prayers<br />
you<br />
and your love.
Disciples<br />
We are commanded by Jesus to go and make<br />
disciples. So, what’s a disciple?<br />
According to the Merriam Dictionary, a disciple<br />
is “one who accepts and assists in spreading<br />
the doctrines of another.”<br />
Therefore, a disciple of Jesus is someone who<br />
is taught the gospel, accepts this knowledge,<br />
and is willing and able to teach the gospel to<br />
others. He is a pupil, a student, a follower of<br />
Christ. This is the goal of missions and our goal<br />
—to make followers of Christ. As the face of<br />
missions has changed over the past century,<br />
<strong>WIM</strong> has adapted its methods to be relevant to<br />
a vastly different world. Yet, the mission of<br />
making disciples remains the same.<br />
Whether it be preaching, teaching, friendship<br />
evangelism, business as mission, or<br />
compassion ministry, <strong>WIM</strong> missionaries are<br />
working with three goals in mind:<br />
EVANGELIZING the lost with the gospel of<br />
Jesus Christ<br />
ESTABLISHING indigenous churches where<br />
there were previously none<br />
EQUIPPING and serving leaders<br />
How do you get started? What’s the process?<br />
These are great questions.<br />
Contact us and we’ll answer all of your<br />
questions. With diverse ministry opportunities,<br />
we have a place for you.
for your interest in missions and for your<br />
prayers for workers to go to the fields.<br />
you thank<br />
World Indigenous Missions<br />
PO Box 310627<br />
New Braunfels, TX 78131-0627<br />
Website: www.worldim.com<br />
Phone: (830) 629-0863<br />
Hours: Mon-Thurs, 8am-5pm