When helping hurts the professional helpers.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra
Long before Google Maps, a couple of guys in a garage in California figured out how to use personal computers to create a digital map of the global church. It was 1983, and their two-year project — meant to help organizations see where to send missionaries and who still needed translations of the Bible — grew into an organization called Global Mapping International (GMI). continue reading >>
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