For intensive courses in Slavic, East European, and Central Asian languages offered at 17 schools in the United States and 18 programs taught in East Central Europe and the former Soviet Union, see "Summer Language Programs," American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies NewsNet 35 (Jan. 95), 17-30. The cost for this issue is $5.00. Annual, nonmember subscriptions cost $20. Contact:
Central Asia Study Center
In 1991 agencies focusing on Central Asian Muslims launched a
specialized training program in a Muslim city overseas. It has
stressed on-location, hands-on preparation. Participants are
involved in language study, learn unique dimensions of Central Asian
Islam, and grapple firsthand with ministry in a controlled
setting. Sponsoring agencies are Operation Mobilization,
Cooperative Services International/CAFE, Frontiers-Canada, People
International, WEC, Youth With A Mission, Assemblies of God Division of
Foreign Mission, Bethany Fellowship Mission, and the Samuel Zwemer
Institute which manages the Center.
The program is designed for people planning to invest more than one year in ministry in Central Asia. Three 10-week sessions are conducted each year. To date, CASC has served more than 120 missionaries. 1995 sessions are scheduled to begin in March, August, and November. Contact:
Dr. Robert Douglas, Executive Director, Mission 21 LCS
Box 675 Lincoln, IL 62656 tel: 217-732-7788, ext. 2274, fax: 217-732-5914 |
c/o Open Doors
Field Operations Box 318 3850 AH Ermelo, Holland tel: 31-3410-19502; fax: 31-3410-25554 |
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