How do you get digital resources into the hands of people who aren’t connected to the Internet? How do you distribute apps, videos, audio, documents, and images to people who can’t afford the data it would take to download those…
RichardMay 31, 2021
This report describes the Scripture Engagement training which was carried out in response to an invitation from Mercy Ships. Twelve local chaplains were trained to facilitate listening groups among the outpatients of Mercy Ship’s Hospital Out-Patient Extension Center (HOPE Center).…
RichardJanuary 6, 2021
For years, Missionary Aviation Fellowship’s pilots carried a box on planes containing Bibles and Christian literature. When they landed, these resources would be offered for sale. Eventually, due to the popularity of smartphones and the weight of books, they switched…
RichardDecember 8, 2020
“While stacks of the newly published Scriptures awaited eager buyers, those embracing the digital age were not forgotten. Five Wi-Fi hubs had been set up at various locations around the stadium. A large vinyl banner promoted the availability of a…
RichardSeptember 22, 2020
The MicroPi exploits the tiny RaspberryPi Zero W microcomputer. Similar in function to devices like the BibleBox, ConnectBox and Lightstream Pocket, it operates as a portable website, permitting the sharing of files with WiFi enabled devices in places not served…
RichardOctober 23, 2019
ConnectBox is a self-contained, self-powered, WiFi based portable media distribution system. It allows users to create a full featured ‘digital library’ from which media (text, video, audio, applications) can be shared on mobile phones, tablets, laptops, desktops in an off-the-grid…
RichardFebruary 2, 2019
The LightStream distributes Gospel media onto phones using 3 methods: Wifi, MicroSD Cards, and Bluetooth. The LightStream creates its own Wifi network that people can use to access its library of media. Wi-Fi Hotspot Power on the LightStream Pocket and…
RichardMay 2, 2018
