Coram Deo: Basics transcripts available in German

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You now can read all of the lessons from the Coram Deo: Basics course in German, thanks to a dedicated volunteer!
       
   
In March 2015, Dr. Eva Vaylann from Germany emailed to thank us for the Coram Deo online course which she had just completed with a friend who went on to do an outreach to Syrian refugees in her community.
Eva
Eva is a scientist in the field of biochemistry and molecular medicine, and her husband is a surgeon. Together, they founded actMED.

“And here is the point,” Eva wrote. “As described in your Coram Deo course, true transformation is hard work—the exchange of cultural and personal lies against the biblical truth…. Thank you for your help. Be blessed in your important work!”

Since then, Eva has:
  1. Translated all of the Coram Deo video lesson transcripts into German for sharing with discipleship groups in her church and other friends
  2. Connected with the Transforming Nations Alliance, our affiliate organization in Uganda, and invited them to do biblical-worldview training with local actMED staff in Nampula Province, Mozambique
  3. Translated DNA content into Portuguese for training use in Mozambique

Eva’s roommate, friend and Coram Deo study partner, also has taken it upon herself to initiate translation of this course into Thai and Lahu, for the Thai community living in Germany and the rural tribe of Lahu people in northern Thailand.

Preview of the German transcripts:

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Their concept is to train, equip and inspire individuals to develop as God designed, applying the whole gospel and biblical guidelines to all aspects of life as God created us to do.

Since 2007, Eva and her husband have spent several months each year in different African countries, working in hospitals while making contacts with the ministries of health and crucial policy makers. Out of this, they founded actMED to do community development through medical care, education and community work.

Check out the German transcripts now, and share them with your friends!
     
  
If you would like to know more about this translation, contact Dr. Eva Vaylann at coramdeo@actmed.org.
  

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