David and Shari Ogg

Missionaries to the Simbari people of Papua New Guinea
David and Shari Ogg
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February 2026 Update

February 2026 Update

February 16, 2026

Mexico Mission Trip We started off the new year by accepting an invitation from some friends to join them in building a small house for a needy family in Ensenada, Mexico. What a blessing it was to work alongside our friends and David’s two sisters, Ginger and Susie and get to know the family we […]

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December 2025 Update

December 2025 Update

December 17, 2025

God With Us We attended the Christmas concert at our church this weekend called “God With Us” and it was wonderful. “God With Us” is the translation of the name Immanuel, the one who was prophesied about in the Old Testament. Jesus left heaven and came as a man fulfilling that promise and becoming our […]

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August 2025 Update

August 2025 Update

August 13, 2025

Shari’s Mexico Misson Trip The first week of August, I had the privilege of traveling with a team of about twenty young folks and adults to Ensenada, Mexico to work with Yugo Ministries building a small, very simple house for a young family there. This is the second time I have gone with them, but […]

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David and Shari Ogg have served with Ethnos360 since December 1990. After arriving in Papua New Guinea and becoming fluent they began teaching the Simbari people through the Bible in the Simbaris’ heart language. By the grace of God, a church now exists among the Simbari. The Simbari New Testament has been completed along with many key Old Testament portions and a Bible dedication took place on September 21, 2023.  David and Shari have retired from active field ministry ...

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