Transitions

July 14, 2020

Ethnos360 Bible Institute has a lot of transitions ahead. This fall will be the first year of the consolidated U.S. campuses in Wisconsin. A few years ago, the mission began developing online versions of its courses. We thank the Lord that the entire freshman curriculum could be made available at the same time coronavirus concerns […]

Bittersweet Farewells

October 30, 2019

This last year at the Michigan location has been a precious one so far. Normally it is just the Bible school students who are scattering to take the Good News to the ends of the earth, but this year each couple and individual on staff are also prayerfully considering where God would have them serve […]

Equipping the Next Generation of Tribal Church Planters . . .

January 28, 2019

In April, Ken prepared a Papua New Guinea themed meal for the students at the Bible Institute. As he looked around the house for decor to bring in, we chuckled to see a picture he had taken back in 2003 of a couple teenagers at the mission high school in PNG. One of those young […]

Come and See!

April 1, 2016

Thanks so much for taking the time to pray for our lives and ministries. As always, our most important request is that we each stay close to the Lord, letting the Holy Spirit guide our priorities and words. It is easy to get busy doing good things in our own strength instead. New Tribes Bible […]

“Her Big Worry Is Gone”

October 17, 2012

Here are some current prayer and praise items. A more detailed story follows for those with time to read further about “the Big Worry.” PRAISES: 1. Ken is enjoying his new role in the foodservice department at New Tribes Bible Institute because it gives him more interaction with the student body than he had before. […]

Their turn at last!

June 3, 2010

On May 30th, Alex’s widow and children will begin hearing the Bible’s message clearly presented in their own language for the first time. Many of you will remember hearing Ken speak of the trips he took helping missionaries move in to a village in the Uriay language group. His first tribal friend, Alex, was eager […]