From Gordon last week:<\/p>\n
As you know, I was in a remote area of PNG last week and so I’ve been “suffering”….aka “offline”–no internet, or cell service or even the radio most of the time. But I feel too embarrassed to complain, because several guys at the conference walked 2 days over rugged mountains to get there. I just had to fly in and cross the river, so I felt a bit spoiled. When they sang their first song though, I did NOT join in: It’s called “Mission work is a difficult task.”<\/p>\n
These guys really lived what they sang!<\/p>\n
Some of them are carrying the gospel into dark areas and leaving their few earthly possessions behind just so they could help their own people in even more remote areas.<\/p>\n
Four different tribal areas were represented at this conference and the church leaders were a great encouragement to me.
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\nTwo days ago he wrote that he would be\u2026.”in another remote area. Church leaders from 6 or 7 tribal groups attending. Pray for flight, canoe trip, and especially open hearts and ears at conference. Tim Shontere, a fellow missionary, is joining me also, so you can pray for us as we teach that it will be clear and God-honoring.<\/p>\n
“Also pray for next week, that my final meetings and connections will sort out as I try to wrap up some important things before I leave the country on the 24th.”<\/p>\n
I, Janet, am doing fine here too. Still battling this headache. School started yesterday and for the first time in probably my whole life, I was ready for school! It\u2019s great to see the returning students and meet the new ones. I\u2019m excited about the new year.<\/p>\n
Thanks so much for your prayers! Janet & Gordon<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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