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We recently got back from a distribution were we distributed 150 units. The village had a literacy rate of less than 5% and no electricity. The languages that were distributed were Sadri, Mundari and Hindi New testaments. It was so good to see the smiles on everyone's face the moment they turned on their Audio Bibles. I would like to talk about a tribal group in India called the Mundaris in this update. I shared this little note about the Mundaris to a few of our partners and would like to share it with you as well.

The Mundaris have a population of 500,000 people. They live in 5 different states here in India. They are Jharkand, Orrisa, Assam, Bihar and Andamans. Their main occupation is Agriculture. They cultivate their fields during the monsoon and then work in construction sites or as daily wage laborers once the monsoon is done. They brew liquor from a particular flower that is found in the forest and rotted rice. The Mundaris enjoy getting drunk. Liquor is so important to their culture that they usually make sure that a newborn baby will taste the liquor first even before it is fed by its mother's milk. They worship nature such as Sun, Moon, Hills, Trees, and Stones. The Mundaris also worship the people of the family who are dead and they become their family deities.

They usually spend all the money they make by eating, drinking and sitting idle. They are not interested to accumulate wealth for worldly pleasures. The Literacy rate among the Mundaris is 5 to 7%. The only piece of literature that is available in their language is The Bible and their Christian Song Book. Most settlements have no electricity. The local Government has provided each family with a solar powered lamp that they use at night. They also do not own a television set or radio.

There are about 1000 churches that have been planted among these tribals, 500 pastors and 1000 full time evangelists are working with this people group. The churches or missions involved are Church of North India (CNI), Gessner Evangelical Lutheran Church (GEL), Northwest  Gessner Evangelical Lutheran Church, few Roman Catholic Churches and a few Pentecostal churches.

We need 5000 to 8000 Ambassadors / Envoys to help this people group. We have recorded the New Testament in this particular language. This is a very needy group, and they are hungry for God. The time to reach them is NOW.

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I would like to end with the following story we heard a few years back from the Mundaris. This story took place a few years. It’s one of my favourite stories  as to how God works in wonderful ways just through Audio Scripture. I hope this encourages you as well.

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Dear Partners in Christ,
Greetings to you in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I hope and pray that you are all doing well. I would like to share with you about my recent trip to office at Eastern India. I had a blessed time meeting people and also sharing with pastors and churches about our ministry and how unique our ministry really is. In this email I would like to share my experience in Eastern India. I hope this encourages you in your ministry as well.

My first few days were spent at Bhubaneshwar - Orissa. As some of you may already know that this state in India has always been known for its unwillingness to accept Christians and the Gospel.

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