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God`s Word is convicting the Wusuraambya people of their sin.

A Different Kind of Wedding: A husband pays $200 for his bride while a father of the bride in America pays $$$$$ for a wedding ceremony.

    Please pray for the Wusuraambyan believers as they begin a new set of teaching the 67 Chronological Lessons this month. The recent baptism service has sparked a renewed interest in hearing the Bible lessons and the Gospel.      Please pray especially for Willis, Jesi, and Josaak as they prepare to teach.  Also, pray that […]

A wife can be purchased with money, pigs, or land OR she can be exchanged to an unknown man before she is born.

Traditionally, all marriages in the village were sister to sister exchanges. Here is how it worked! When a family had children of opposite sexes, the parents would look around for a family from another clan who had children of opposite sexes of about the same age as their own children. Then the parents would go […]

Students from the West Coast to the East Coast eat, sleep, and worship with the Wusuraambyans for 5 days.

Why would a barefooted woman hike 11 hours in the rain over the mountains and through the valleys to visit Becky?

A 3 hour Baptism service in a cold river! Believers baptizing new believers!

Survival! Seventeen people coming into the jungle.

An Interface (college career mission program) team of seventeen people from the USA will arrive in our village on August 2, 2007. Please pray for safe travel, a positive impact for missions on the students, and for our preparations for hosting the team such as building outhouses.

A traumatic delivery

"You MUST give me diaper pins!"

The definition of GRACE:
Okay to sleep in church with four hour meetings and 45 minute testimonies? ! ?

Please pray for our Wusuraambyan friends who are very poor that they might find "riches" in knowing Christ as their Saviour!  The believers are teaching the third set of Chronological lessons and will finish in a few weeks.

Presently living as they did 100 years ago? Or 200 years ago? What do you think? See our "Village Life" as it is now! (See details.)