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In Our Own Languages: The Story of Bible Translation in Sudan / Land of Promise: Church Growth in a Sudan at War / Seeking an Open Society: Interfaith Relations and Dialogue

By: Schrock, J. Roger | International Bulletin of Missionary Research, July 1999 | Article details

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In Our Own Languages: The Story of Bible Translation in Sudan / Land of Promise: Church Growth in a Sudan at War / Seeking an Open Society: Interfaith Relations and Dialogue


Schrock, J. Roger, International Bulletin of Missionary Research


In Our Own Languages: The Story of Bible Translation in Sudan.

By Janet Persson. Nairobi, Kenya: Paulines Publications (P.O. Box 49026),1997. Pp. 47. Paperback $2.

Land of Promise: Church Growth in a Sudan at War.

Edited by Andrew C. Wheeler. Nairobi: Paulines Publications, 1997. Pp. 152. Paperback $4.

Seeking an Open Society: Interfaith Relations and Dialogue in Sudan Today.

Edited by Stuart E. Brown. Nairobi: Paulines Publications, 1997. Pp. 104. Paperback $4.

"Struggling to Be Heard": The Christian Voice in Independent Sudan, 1956-1996.

By Barsella Gino and Ayuso Guixot Miguel Angel. Nairobi: Paulines Publications, 1998. …

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