Fishing for Fishermen

January 28, 2015

We each grabbed a wiggling fish with our bare hands. There, ten feet below the surface of the sparkling clear green river, we broke the neck of the fish and swam up to deposit each on the floor of our dugout canoe. After gasping for fresh air, we dove down again to where our cast net was […]

Delicious Fruit

October 31, 2014

I love fruit! From apples and grapes to dragonfruit and rambutan, fruit is a gift from God! The fruit of our work is even more tasty. Seeing those seeds sprout and produce more seed-bearing fruit is a marvelous thing. Our friend and missionary co-worker Jonathan wrote from the Hewa tribe about two American men who […]

Team for the Least Reached

October 6, 2014

Dozens of deadly bamboo spears, as sharp as razors, were mounted in the dirt on both banks, pointing at us as we came up the river in our dugout canoe. Short totem poles lined the river behind the spears. Each head-and-shoulder figure had a weapon; a wooden rifle or a spear. Some had tin plates as […]