BTCP programs conducted in local languages help strengthen the Church and spread the Gospel.

Pastor trainers, Simon Peter and Titus share the value and importance of the BTCP curriculum in Swahili and share their hopes for translations into other African languages.

Transcript:

This is a teacher Simon peter a missionary to Kenya from Uganda and this is pastor Titus from Kitale Kenya we are so thankful for the BTCP material being translated in the local language like Swahili it has had a great impact because now they're able they're able to study the word for themselves but also they're able to translate the word of the lord using the very local language that they do understand and hence helping the people down in the wrong places that do not understand english and we pray that one day we will also have these materials in our local language like my local language is interesting in Luya we have other people there that they stay in the village they don't understand even Swahili but if we can read them in a Lua language they will understand and they will be placed and they will spread the crossbar out there back in Uganda we also have so many other tribes like Uganda we need a translation in Uganda and many more other languages because people are thirsty and yearning to understand the word of the Lord for themselves.

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