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W. Stephen Keel
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The road to literacy...

In America, the first words that millions learned to recognize and read were, “See Dick. See Dick run.”   Today, in the remote jungles and highlands of the “illiterate world” the first words that peo…

Started May 31

Cell Phone Access to Bible Stories in 8 Languages for Northern India

I can not close the barn door. The sites were created before I received your valuable suggestion. Faith Comes by Hearing will likely take over the sites that I created since they were involved with t…

Replied May 7

Cell Phone Access to Bible Stories in 8 Languages for Northern India

I have found this to be a difficult issue. I have spent way too many hours re-encoding for various devices. If you have money to apply to it, you can purchase a service from http://www.limelightnetwo…

Replied May 7

Cell Phone Access to Bible Stories in 8 Languages for Northern India

I am willing to help you. Tell me more about the languages and the locations you want to serve.

Replied May 7

 

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W. Stephen Keel replied to David Hackett's discussion 'What could you do with 277 Million Mobile Internet-enabled people?' in the group Mobile Media Ministry
Sept 8-11 at COICOM, we will be introducing a kiosk known as a Digital Evangelist. Thanks to Global Recording Networks, each kiosk will contain cell-phone-ready audio-Bibles and Bible Stories in 4000 languages. Nearly anyone in the world will be abl…
July 16
Clyde Taber commented on W. Stephen Keel's video 'Lights in India Part 1 of 2'
Very nice Stephen. Thanks for sharing this. CT
July 7
W. Stephen Keel added 2 videos
June 30
W. Stephen Keel and David Hackett are now friends
June 23
Tony Whittaker replied to W. Stephen Keel's discussion 'What content would you give away?' in the group Mobile Media Ministry
Interesting idea on this - in a certain country in a place very remote from nearest town, locals are happy to trust the expat m. agency people to go shopping for SD cards when they go to town. AND happy that they put on certain books and other mater…
June 21
David Hackett replied to W. Stephen Keel's discussion 'What content would you give away?' in the group Mobile Media Ministry
Yes, this has lots of potential, Stephen. It would be a great question to ask others who are involved in media outreach internationally, such as among Muslims. What about adding an index page that lists a wide variety of Internet evangelism website…
June 21
W. Stephen Keel replied to W. Stephen Keel's discussion 'What content would you give away?' in the group Mobile Media Ministry
SD cards have a unversal file system, so If an SD card works in any one phone, it will work in any other phone that uses the same size SD card. The min-SD is the most common size. This fact is what makes carrying a bunch of cards with you when you t…
June 19
John Oliver replied to W. Stephen Keel's discussion 'What content would you give away?' in the group Mobile Media Ministry
This company could give you good leads http://www.renewoutreach.com
June 19
John Oliver replied to W. Stephen Keel's discussion 'What content would you give away?' in the group Mobile Media Ministry
This ministry would likely help you with audio Bible http://www.faithcomesbyhearing.com/
June 19
Philip George replied to W. Stephen Keel's discussion 'What content would you give away?' in the group Mobile Media Ministry
I would like to know, do you think these min-SD cards will be compatible with all cell phones? in regards to contents, we can give you Arabic Bible software for JAVA phones. any other text or media contents could be handled too. Sky Limit Media is…
June 19
W. Stephen Keel added a discussion to the group Mobile Media Ministry
What content would you give away?
A large number of cell phones with a camera and an sd card are actuallly file format friendly. You can expect *.mp3 and *.wmv files to work on lots of them, or you can research the file formats that are typically used in a region you are visiting.  …
June 19
W. Stephen Keel and Obed Tewes are now friends
May 31
W. Stephen Keel added a discussion
The road to literacy...
In America, the first words that millions learned to recognize and read were, “See Dick. See Dick run.”   Today, in the remote jungles and highlands of the “illiterate world” the first words that people are learning to recognize and read are “Contac…
May 31
W. Stephen Keel left a comment for Kami Ecker
May 30
W. Stephen Keel and Kami Ecker are now friends
May 30
W. Stephen Keel and Biju Mathew are now friends
May 17

Profile Information

Job Title
Director/Bible Teacher/Technologist
Organization / Company
A Proverb a Day
Web site
http://aproverbaday.org
Projects Worked On
Focused on developing knowledge of God through literacy
http://apad.mobi
http://upad.ubik.net
http://spiritualesl.com
http://inglespiritual.com/
Roles / Skill Sets
Bible teacher, website developer, radio broadcasts in Haiti and in multiple Hispanic countries. I have been using diaglott audio and scrolling text videos for esl evangelism.

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