Culture/Religion
Islamic Holy Book
What is the Qur'an
a video commonly used for outreach and evangelism
What is the Jesus Film
Many people's occupation on the coast
Part of Africa that Tanzania is in
What is East Africa
Common daily food for most people
Black bracelets or cords often seen on children
What are charms
Usually the first book translated, often printed out as a separate booklet
What is the Gospel of John
Action done when entering someone's house
What is removing your shoes at the door
two bodies of water on Tanzania's border/coastline
What is the Indian Ocean and Lake Victoria
AIM's official name
What is Africa Inland Mission International
Five times a day
What is the call to prayer
Someone who shows true interest in the Gospel story
What is a seeker
Food item usually only served for guests or important events
What is meat
Dodoma and Dar Es Salaam
What are the Tanzanian capital cities
Tanzania's currency
Decorative skin dye from a local plant leaf, usually seen at weddings or celebrations
What is henna
One of the most effective ways of sharing the Gospel in any context with any person
What is praying
Used as a wrap, towel, apron, baby carrier, head cover, bucket holder, curtains, fabric for homemade clothes
What is a kanga, kitenge, kikoi
Three islands, almost entirely Islamic, along the coast of Tanzania (Pemba, Mafia, Unguja)
What is Zanzibar
An unexpected stop when using public transportation
What is a bus break down; What is traffic
A common action that denotes respect, seen in greeting elders or leadership, when placing offering in basket...
What is curtsying
A tool for sharing the Gospel that speaks to light and darkness and the rulers of both
What is the Two Kingdoms
A lifestyle approach that missionaries try to life out to better connect and associate with their local community and neighbors
What is simple living
A natural land barrier that cut off the south coast of Tanzania from missions until recently
What is the Rufiji river; What is a river
A people who have less than 2% of their population believing in the Gospel
What are UPGs; Unreached People Groups