Is it better to teach a person how to go fishing, or to fish for them?

If we do all of the fishing for someone, they become dependent on us when they need a fish for supper.  In the short term, the skill we have which no one else has allows us to grow in importance.

However, when no one knows how to do what we do and the demand for our craft is strong, our workload increases. It becomes impossible to keep up.

This is why we prefer to teach others how to produce their own MicroBibles rather than do all of the work ourselves.  When it comes to the MicroBible ministry, we tell all:

• where to buy the equipment and supplies
• how to use the equipment
• the steps necessary to design a MicroBible
• which format is best for your audience
• what quality of microSD cards to buy
• format installation and use for each type of phone
• how to distribute them effectively
• … and so much more!

Because there’s such a great need all over the world, God needs as many willing “fishermen” as He can find. The task God gave His Church is too great to ever try to keep up with it all alone.