Dr. John Brown

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  www.graydonsafricanadventure.com/?p=73 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/25/2007    Last Visited: 12/25/2007  

  I wanted to make mention of John Brown (top left), who spoke at our LIFE Ministry weekly campus meeting recently.He is the Canadian director of AIM (Africa Inland Missions) and a family friend of Byron's as well.John challenged our students to consider the possibility that God may be calling them to full-time ministry, and gave them an opportunity afterwards to meet and speak with him and his team of two (Ken, Kevin) that accompanied him on the trip.One of our goals here at the university is to equip our students for future ministry endeavours.I was excited to see a few of our students respond to the challenge.I was talking with one such student, Jean-Paul, who has graduated and is looking to teach at an AIM school back in his home country of DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo).
  
  As well, on behalf of missionaries, I wanted to thank each of you for your continued faithfulness to our Saviour.In speaking with Aim's John Brown, who is a standup servant, and a humble leader…which I really appreciate, we got talking of my home church in Oshawa, Calvary Baptist.His eyes lit up when he discovered I was a member of this congregation, because he said they are a great donor to many AIM missionaries.

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  Published on: 1/1/2005    Last Visited: 8/31/2007  

  John Brown, AIM Canada

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  Published on: 6/28/2008    Last Visited: 6/28/2008  

  Jack BrownCounselor778-3100JACK.BROWN@spps.org

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  Jack Brown - Counselor
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  Jack Brown - Counselor

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  Last Visited: 9/25/2007  

  I wanted to make mention of John Brown (top left), who spoke at our LIFE Ministry weekly campus meeting recently.He is the Canadian director of AIM (Africa Inland Missions) and a family friend of Byron's as well.John challenged our students to consider the possibility that God may be calling them to full-time ministry, and gave them an opportunity afterwards to meet and speak with him and his team of two (Ken, Kevin) that accompanied him on the trip.One of our goals here at the university is to equip our students for future ministry endeavours.I was excited to see a few of our students respond to the challenge.I was talking with one such student, Jean-Paul, who has graduated and is looking to teach at an AIM school back in his home country of DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo).
  
  As well, on behalf of missionaries, I wanted to thank each of you for your continued faithfulness to our Saviour.In speaking with Aim's John Brown, who is a standup servant, and a humble leader…which I really appreciate, we got talking of my home church in Oshawa, Calvary Baptist.His eyes lit up when he discovered I was a member of this congregation, because he said they are a great donor to many AIM missionaries.

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  www.metbiblechurch.ca/index.php/sermons/bySpeaker?speak - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/5/2007    Last Visited: 7/5/2007  

  Dr. John Brown
  
  Africa Inland Mission Today

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  Board Members :: CrossGlobal Link - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/24/2008    Last Visited: 8/24/2008  

  John Brown, Africa Inland Mission Canada, President of CrossGlobal Link Canada

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  EFC :: Faith Today :: Article Viewer - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/28/2006    Last Visited: 4/19/2007  

  Bernardo died a matter of weeks before John Brown, director of Africa Inland Mission Canada, visited the area.Brown says that Bernardo's experience captures the alienation of people with AIDS.
  
  Stories like Bernardo¹s matter, says Brown, because even if agencies can slow the spread of the virus, "in less than a decade much of the Third World will look like sub-Saharan Africa."
  
  "We cannot ignore AIDS," says Brown."Jesus' hands are described repeatedly in the New Testament as He reached out and touched the dead, lepers, prostitutes--people cast out by their society.Whether someone with the virus lives in Mozambique or in downtown Toronto, regardless of how they caught it, Jesus gave His life for that person."
  
  Although AIM's focus is evangelism and starting new churches, Brown says, the "pandemic has changed the context" of that mission.AIM is affiliated with more than 6,000 schools, 600 missionaries, several hundred medical dispensaries, and the Africa Inland Church, a denomination with 4 million members.

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  Emmanuel Baptist Church - Mitchells in Kenya - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/15/2005    Last Visited: 10/9/2006  

  We had our first visitors: Jen and John Brown from Canada!But we aren't going to count them in our contest of "who will visit us first" because he is on staff with AIM as the Canadian director.

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  Facing the Shadow of Death--AIDS in Africa -... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/3/2002    Last Visited: 6/18/2003  

  Bernardo died a matter of weeks before John Brown, director of Africa Inland Mission Canada, visited the area.Brown says that Bernardo's experience captures the alienation of people with AIDS.
  
  Stories like Bernardo¹s matter, says Brown, because even if agencies can slow the spread of the virus, "in less than a decade much of the Third World will look like sub-Saharan Africa."
  
  "We cannot ignore AIDS," says Brown.

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