Check out this website by Karenni Christian Fellowship in Des Moines, IA. By clicking on the link to your right, you can listen to Bible teaching translated into the Kayah (Karenni) language.
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Karenni Gospel Video Series! CHECK IT OUT!
Check out this Gospel and Christian Life video series for use in your Karenni church time. There are many short videos including Gospel presentations as well as topics on the Christian life, all in Kayah. There is a study guide to go along with the videos. Check it out at http://www.webkro.com/RK
To access the Kayah resources above, click on the "Kayah Resources" button below and the link will take you to Scripture Earth website.
| Start a Karenni Mother Tongue Gathering.pdf |
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KAYAH Hymns (ꤜꤤ꤬ꤤ꤬ꤚꤥ꤭)
Around 300 Kayah Hymns! If you have a laser printer, and can print in booklet-duplex form, you can produce a book.
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Kayah Songbook (Pray Reh Winlay)
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Help Karenni Worship in their own Mother Tongue
One of the most exciting opportunities for church planting today are among the Karenni refugees who are being resettled in America. The Karenni are located in areas where foreigners are not allowed to go but God has opened the door for these people from the 1040 window to come right to the doorsteps of American, New Zealand, Finnish, etc. churches. At Calvary Baptist Church in Winston Salem, NC, a weekly gathering of 150 Karenni people meet together and learn about God. If American churches will seize the opportunity, it's a tremendous chance to love and share Christ with them. Here are a few suggestions for how you can help the Karenni refugees in your area to begin a mother-tongue gathering/Sunday School:
Open Arms Refugee Ministry
Tim & Jody Cross, who formerly worked with refugees in Europe, have a ministry called Open Arms Refugee Ministry. They are working full-time with the Karenni and other refugees in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Their mission is to connect churches with refugees who are right in their own back yards. If you would like advice or help with connecting with the Karenni or other refugees, please contact them at cross_bearers@yahoo.com or visit their website at
http://openarmsrefugee.com/pages/about-us
