I recently got an email indicating that the Chinese group in Culiacan, Mexico could use some extra help for a few months, starting in May. Anyone who can stay longer to help is welcome too. :-) For more details about who to email for more information, etc., download this file:
Help_Needed_in_Culiacan_Mexico.zip
The password for the zip file is the same as the one for the km magazine presentations.
For those of you who received emails from me regarding the Mem. files mentioned in the previous two entries of this blog, please note that the emails contain an explanation regarding where passwords can be found. Please be sure to read the emails if you are wondering about that. Thanks!
Chinese+Pinyin+English Files for the 2007 Mem. invitation can be downloaded using these links:
The password for the zip files is the same as the one for the km magazine presentations.
The Cantonese and Mandarin audio files for the presentation from the Feb. 2007 km for the 2007 Mem. invitation have been posted to the km Magazine Presentation Audio Files page.
UPDATE: Since there are now files for presentations that are for publications besides the magazines, and since there may be more in the future, the title of the km Magazine Presentation Audio Files page (as it is called in recent Links emails) has been changed to km Presentations Audio Files. The links in recent Links emails with the old title will continue to work, since the Internet address has not changed.
The Mandarin audio file for the presentation for the Feb. 2007 g from the Feb. 2007 km has been posted to the km Magazine Presentation Audio Files page.
The Mandarin audio file for the km presentation for the Feb. 15, 2007 w has been posted to the km Magazine Presentation Audio Files page.
Note also that the page’s format has been updated to make it easier to find a past presentation, which may be adapted and reused for presenting something else. As it now says on that page:
The presentation files linked to below are listed in chronological order based on the magazine issue they were originally for. However, note that the presentations have a basic structure of:
- Discussion on a theme
- Reading of a scripture
- Offer of a magazine
So, it is relatively easy to adapt them for offering other literature as well by just changing the last element to whatever you want to offer, such as a brochure, a book, or a different magazine. To make it easier to find and reuse the presentations that have a particular theme or that use a certain scripture, an index is provided at the end of this page. Also, links in the Index Items column may be used to go to the indicated item in the index to see what other presentations there are with the same theme or scripture.
Since it is now much easier to find, adapt, and reuse them, I plan to eventually repost all the presentation files that are older than those currently on the page. I plan to continue to create and post new presentation files as well, as time allows. Since my time has been limited lately, though, I will be focusing first on Mandarin files, since that seems to be the more active field currently. However, I also plan to continue to produce Cantonese files when I can, since that is still a big field. In fact, the idea for this page and its audio files first came from an email exchange I had with a brother in the Cantonese field.