Dr. Delron & Peggy Shirley
Teach All Nations Mission (TAN) is a global evangelical educational ministry birthed from the teaching ministries of Delron and Peggy Shirley. The name Teach All Nations Mission was chosen to carefully indicate exactly what the heart of Delron and Peggy’s mission is.
TAN’s commitment is to establish a solid foundation in the national pastors and leaders so that they can help enrich the people. The vision is Christian teaching materials (in English and the local languages) in printed form and on audio and video, providing scholarships to Christian colleges and Bible schools for promising students, assisting in establishing and building of Bible schools, and broadcasting via the internet, radio, and television.
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When Delron visited the campus of Pokhara Bible School on his last trip to Nepal, he arrived a little early for the class he was to teach. The students were on break between classes, but a group of them were intently working around a table in the library. When Delron walked over to them, he couldn’t believe his eyes because they all had copies of the book that he assumed had been out of print for at least twenty years! When he asked where they got the books, the director of the school told him that there were eight remaining copies in the library and that the students check them out and make handwritten copies of the lessons to take with them when they go back to their home villages or out to the ministry fields where they are called. Calculating that eighty percent (an incredibly high percentage in comparison to what he had seen in other Bible colleges) of the fifteen hundred students who have graduated from the program are now actively involved in the ministry and have made copies of those lessons, there are approximately twelve hundred handwritten copies of those lessons still impacting lives in every corner of the nation of Nepal. The moment that he saw those Nepalese students studying his twenty-year-old books, Delron knew that it was a confirmation of something that he had been thinking and praying about – starting church-based libraries around the country for the books that Peggy and he have written. The idea had come to him the week before he left for the mission to Nepal when he read that Charis Bible College had initiated a similar program of placing books by Andrew Wommack in churches throughout India. The purpose of the project is to make valuable faith-building and discipling materials available to individuals who cannot afford to purchase them. When Delron heard of this approach, he immediately envisioned the same thing happening with Teach All Nations’ books. He mentioned this vision to one of the leading pastors in Nepal and got his cooperation in helping orchestrate setting up libraries in the churches within his fellowship.
Where Can We Look in Times Like These?
In what seems almost symbolic, one of my study Bibles is coming apart at the seams with a total break at II Peter chapter three. The result is that the book naturally flops open at this particular passage as if to purposely remind me of Peter’ words.
But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night; in the which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat, the earth also and the works that are therein shall be burned up. Seeing then that all these things shall be dissolved, what manner of persons ought ye to be in all holy conversation and godliness, Looking for and hasting unto the coming of the day of God, wherein the heavens being on fire shall be dissolved, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat? Nevertheless we, according to his promise, look for new heavens and a new earth, wherein dwelleth righteousness. (II Peter 3:10-13)
Three times in this short passage concerning our stance of readiness for the end times, the apostle uses the verb “to see.” He tells us to take notice that TETWAWKI is coming and to determine what kind of people we must be in light of that reality; he admonishes us to look for and eagerly anticipate the day when this transition is to occur; he commands us to look for the new heavens and new earth that are promised as a replacement for the present evil age. I’m sure that we are all aware that we are living in what the scripture refers to as perilous times. In times like these, it is important that we have a proper focus for our attention lest we become victims of the chaos of the times. We must be like the sons of Issachar who understood the times in which they lived and kept a proper perspective on all the events around them. (I Chronicles 12:32)
When Delron visited the campus of Pokhara Bible School on his last trip to Nepal, he arrived a little early for the class he was to teach. The students were on break between classes, but a group of them were intently working around a table in the library. When...
Where Can We Look in Times Like These?In what seems almost symbolic, one of my study Bibles is coming apart at the seams with a total break at II Peter chapter three. The result is that the book naturally flops open at this particular passage as if to purposely...
In the early months of 2023, Teach All Nations began to receive online donations from a donor with an unusual name and no contact information other than the email address which is automatically connected to the online giving account. After several of these mysterious...
Discerning the Signs Once we begin to get our focus on the things that really matter about the end times, we will begin to think a lot more soberly about the times in which we live and will have less and less focus on the sensationalistic approach that many...
The End Is Near! Or Is It? As my wife and I were busying ourselves about the kitchen one day, she asked me to check the time. Looking up at the read-out display on our microwave that serves as our kitchen clock when it is not in use, I responded, “It’s the end...
In a recent newsletter, we shared about one of our ministry partners in a Muslim-majority North African country who was abducted and held hostage for three months. In the process of his abduction, his ministry vehicle was torched so as to eliminate any evidence that...
