Using an Interpreter: Less than Ideal, but Not All Bad

Missio Nexus January 1, 1998

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I was a church planter in Russia for four and a half years. I hold a graduate degree in missions, and I have intently studied the culture that I have been immersed in. Only one problem--I never really learned the language. Everywhere I went to minister, I took my interpreter.

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