• Episode 80: Gospel Gadget Podcast Epi#80 - Smartphone Filmmaking in Tanzania

  • Nov 21 2023
  • Length: 7 mins
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Episode 80: Gospel Gadget Podcast Epi#80 - Smartphone Filmmaking in Tanzania

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  • In this episode, “Smartphone Filmmaking in Tanzania", brothers Martin from Tanzania tells us how Smartphone Filmmaking training has equipped him to multiply his movements among Muslims, and how he plans to implement those new skills in his team's work among the Unreached. He shares with us how media and technology is accelerating the continued multiplication of believers and house churches among several Unreached peoples groups. He shares stories of how they are seeing fruit coming from the use of smartphone filmmaking and solar powered audio Bible players. Catch his excitement and enthusiasm for Jesus and the miracles that he is doing in villages throughout Madagascar. If you want to know what God is doing in Madagascar today, you must hear these stories!

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