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Fallen: Amdu

Fallen: Amdu

June 26, 2020

We’ve had some great conversations this week and shared some of those stories on our podcast this past Friday. Check out this link villagebible.church/amdu to hear more of the details there. It’s ironic that on this Mother’s Day weekend we are preparing to teach the lessons about the fallout of our mother, Eve’s, fateful decision […]
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Overcomer: Amdu

Overcomer: Amdu

June 26, 2020

Another week has begun for us here in Amdu. Yesterday both Bart and I were out meeting with people in two different hamlets each about 20 minutes’ walk from our main village. Interestingly, some of the people with the strongest appetite for God’s word have been coming faithfully from these two locations each day of […]
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Week Five

Week Five

May 7, 2020

Thank you for continuing to pray for us here in Amdu and for the Amdu people as we walk them through His story. The past week we got into some tough concepts but are happy with how well everyone seemed to understand them. We told the story of God creating Adam in God’s own image […]
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Week Two

Week Two

May 7, 2020

For all of you praying for us and the Amdu people we want to say thank you. We spent the early part of last week in the lesson about Moses and the burning bush. Reading the story from Exodus chapter three in the Amdu language was a treat for everyone. They enjoyed hearing the story […]
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Week One

Week One

April 11, 2020

Last week on Monday morning we began the much awaited Bible teaching program. Instead of meeting with the whole village we met with three separate extended family lines in order to comply with the wisdom of PNG’s national leaders. The first extended family line class was well attended by the core families on that list, […]
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Push Back #2

Push Back #2

March 26, 2020

We want to alert all of you who are praying for us and the Amdu people that more developments have affected the start of our foundational Bible teaching. We intended to gather on Tuesday and begin our teaching program but this morning we were alerted to the fact that a ban has been put on […]
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Push Back

Push Back

March 24, 2020

Thank you for praying for us since we wrote a week ago. We flew back into the village on Monday and were warmly greeted by our friends here. After sweeping up the dirt and grime, and the graveyard of critters that visited the Roach Motel while we were gone, we had a good night’s sleep […]
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Gospel Day In Amdu: Launching

Gospel Day In Amdu: Launching

March 16, 2020

“Then Jesus took them through the writings of Moses and all the prophets, explaining from all the Scriptures the things concerning himself.” Luke 24:27 This is one of my favorite stories in the life of Christ. If you haven’t read this story recently take a few minutes to read it again. The things that transpired […]
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Resolved

Resolved

January 4, 2020

Since our last update we’ve celebrated three birthdays, our Amdu Anniversary, Thanksgiving, Christmas and the hailing in of a new year. Even here in the village away from the hubbub of the holidays we still found ourselves very busy. But it was a good busy and if anything it has made us more focused on […]
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Mr. Jones

Mr. Jones

April 3, 2019

We are so encouraged with how God has kept Chris and Evie Jones in the race for the Gospel to the Pei people!
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