In 2003 John Eaves published a ten page booklet of the above title to give helpful suggestions and ideas to any who are trying to conduct structured conversations with international students to help them with the English language.
For those of us confused about the best Mandarin Bibles to use, a former house church pastor who is now in the States gives his insights here about the Chinese Bible and its various translations.
"Christian Missions to Islam" here features many of the best articles available on "sharing Christ with Muslims" as well as lists of books, training resources and some of the various mission agencies reaching out to Muslims worldwide.
Mike McGinty in Japan has created a series of Bible studies focused mainly on the life and teaching of Jesus Christ for use among Japanese, though the studies in English can be used among all internationals.
A list of recommendations of homestay program for international students, compiled by Scott Bronner, an English teacher at Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan
Here is a website offering free helps with learning English (using one of a dozen languages online). There are also resources available at this site for purchase.
A series of 13 Bible studies on women in the Bible has been designed (and is being copywrited) for use with international students learning English as a second language.
Interested in English as a Second Language (ESL)? Here is a resource, especially for those trying to learn how to help students needing to improve their English language skills (or start "from scratch").
A link to a sub website of Multi-Language Media with a list of some of the materials available for Japanese learning English and also learning from the New Testament.
A summary of how to order materials: Evangelistic and Apologetics materials, books and booklets, as well as Bibles and New Testaments in many other languages.
A short term of study abroad is an excellent way for a North American teacher or student to learn the culture of another people and some skills of cross-cultural communication.
Pascale Sakr, originally from Lebanon, has released her new CD entitled: "Avoonan Dbishmaya (The Lord's Prayer)" in the Aramaic Language, the original language which Jesus spoke.
