Nico van Zyl writes: In Mae Ai, where we work among the Lahu and Lisu groups, they don’t have theological books to study. They have the Bible translated, but the Timothy Two workbooks we translate into Lahu— and also into Thai for the group in Chiang Rai— provide a sort of systematic theology the pastors can go back to to make use of in their ministries. There are no study Bibles or commentaries available in the Lahu and Lisu languages that we know of. I am grateful to God for the funds that have been provided for me to go to India next month. I am planning to go to the same two groups in Odisha state and in Andhra Pradesh where I visited in April of this year. I was also invited to go to another location in Andhra Pradesh to train pastors and preach at two evangelistic events. I am excited to go again to minister in India. There are many open doors there.
