Xinjiang Arabian Bible School
was established in 2008 to train Chinese Christian leaders to share the
gospel among minority groups like the Kazakhs and Uyghurs. Christian
Aid Mission helped to start the training center and small house churches
in the area. One of the leaders of the school is an ethnic Kazakh who
was led to Christ by an indigenous missionary in China. Her thirst for
God’s Word could not be quenched. Even now she rises around 6 a.m. every
day to memorize Scriptures chapter by chapter in both the Kazakh and
Chinese languages. In addition to teaching classes, she is in the
process of translating both the Old and New Testaments into the Kazakh
language. Some of the Bible school graduates eventually return to their
homelands in Central Asia, where they bring the good news of God’s Word
to areas that are closed to western missionaries.
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