Missionary Blogs

Greetings from the Tropical Desert, We’re well into dry season which has turned the bright green jungle into a drab dusty brown. Dry season corresponds with the start of rice planting. Most traditional farmers in this area still use a slash and burn method of planting. This burning of the forest, along with larger plantations […]

A flooded river stood between them and home. The heavy rains coupled with the narrow river bed had made the water rise much higher and run much faster than usual. It wasn’t safe for them to cross. Chris went first. He fought for balance with every step; the current struggled to pull him off his […]

Jack, “You have waited too long” In the early years as our mission worked up and down the river flowing out of the mountains of Papua New Guinea into the Sepik basin other tribes began to see a difference in the attitude of the Bisorio people. They had been saved hearing the gospel message in […]