DOWNSIZING

BUT

MINISTRY CONTINUES

We have a new sign outside the InterComm Building, advertising AVAILABLE.  It is true.  We are interested in the possibility of selling our oversized building.  This lean and efficient ministry needs to move into more cost-effective accommodations, and we have offered the building for sale.  Should anybody tell you we are closing, IT JUST ISN'T TRUE. 

In February and March our production team completes the long-anticipated Malagasy Language Recording Project.  Traveling through Johannesburg, South Africa, this team will be meeting with an all-new group of interested Christian leaders to pray about, and hopefully plan, a 2014 Recording Project, featuring the Zulu and Xosa languages. 

So please pray with us, regarding God's will on all of the above, as we joyfully continue serving Him, whether at 1520 E Winona Ave or in God's will at a new more-efficient location.

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InterComm
PO Box 618
Winona Lake, IN 46590 USA
www.intercommedia.org
email - lanejill@intercommedia.org
574-267-5774
 

INTERCOMM

Presents:

MADAGASCAR - 2012/2013 LANGUAGE

RECORDING PROJECT

TARGET DATE: February/March 2013

Featuring Media Produced

by

Ken Anderson Films
INTERCOMM,

PO Box 618, Winona Lake, IN 46590 USA,

Phone (574) 267-5774, Fax (574) 267-5876

email - lanejill@intercommedia.org

website - www.intercommedia.org

A Malagasy Lip Sync Dubbing Recording Project just must be of the Lord. It certainly was not our long-term or short-term plan to include Madagascar in these types of development. Yes, we had actually produced 2 original films for this country many years ago. Could there possibly be a need for additional media development on this island of 8 million people?
 

"The Team in Madagascar"

It would be difficult to chronicle the journey through which Projects come to be selected.  Most actually have a reasonable process.  Some, like Madagascar, following a long period of prayer and question, emerge in very short order.  So often over the years, we have seen God=s clear hand direct us from one site to another.  This couldn't have been more evident as we proceeded from the Philippines to Vietnam to Cambodia.  The Russian language in Almaty, Kazakhstan has a great story.  Many Projects come through a logical geographic evaluation, but then there is Madagascar.  You just can=t get there from just about anywhere.

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