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Tag: Bisorio

bisorioland

bisorioland

December 19, 2013

Maile, Namoleya, and Suduwama–three elders from an ex-unreached tribal group called Bisorio share how the Gospel came to them and send a powerful message to the American church.   bisorioland
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Visiting PNG = CLARITY

Visiting PNG = CLARITY

November 18, 2013

As most of you know, I was able to visit Papua New Guinea this summer, and to say the trip was well worth it would be an epic understatement. God provided an incredible measure of clarity and peace for me as our family plans to move to PNG this summer. I’ve tried encapsulate my tip […]
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Suduwama Says

Suduwama Says

January 8, 2013

One of my favorite teachers, George Walker, served for many years among the Bisorio people of Papua New Guinea. Today the Bisorio church is thriving and has its own tribal Bible teachers and elders. One of the church leaders, Suduwama, asked George to pass this stirring message on to those of us in training at […]
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George was here…

George was here…

May 19, 2012

We had an amazing time in Fayetteville, when George Walker, one of my favorite instructors here at the MTC, came to share his story of living among the Bisorio people of Papua New Guinea for two decades! New Heights was packed and on the edge of their seats Sunday morning as George related the joy […]
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