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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 <\/span><\/a>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 but are continuing to meet the needs of this group of growing believers through developing more Biblical resources and through itinerant ministry to encourage and guide the church. They make regular trips to the field to visit the Simbari church. Please keep praying and may God be glorified as he continues to build His church!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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