You need to insure that you do not use your money or the concept of money to influence those who are seeking the good news. As you live and work in this type of society, even the subtle things you do are seen as important and can influence how you and your ministry are seen. This misconception could lead many to a superficial commitment to Christianity and a bad example of what the gospel truly offers for people's lives. Certainly, the Mokole's spiritual needs must be met as well as their physical needs. In spite of obstacles, Christians have also seen some progress in their work.
Workers share about a volunteer medical team that recently visited their area.
Two doctors and a nurse visited Benin and ministered among the Mokole and other people groups in the area over a period of four days. They set up medical clinics where they registered and weighed locals, took their blood pressure and vital signs, and offered other medical services. During these four days, doctors examined 1,105 West Africans in northern Benin and distributed medications. Workers hope that this project will affect lives by raising questions among the people about the team's overall objective. All that could be seen were seen with no preferences give to people group or age.