Author: Regina Rodman

When the video’s done, it’s not done yet… It’s always a good feeling when I click export on the final video preview for the team, when I know the edit is complete.  …But, it takes a few hours to export the Master video file, and then we export several different versions of it for distributing […]

Behind every great missionary/church planter/discipler/evangelizer/Bible translator/literacy teacher/nurse/Bible teacher/house repair/electrician/solar expert/communicator/language learner/prayer warrier and everything else that happens in day-to-day jungle life, there are a few more people keeping things going behind the scenes.  Carpenters, chefs, teachers, medical teams, pilots, supply buyers, receptionists, communications teams, IT, etc.  These people fill vital roles in training, supporting remote […]

Using Your Skills video almost done We’re polishing up another new video for mobilizing. This is a story about Shane and Stefanie Cateriny who work up at New Tribes Bible Institute. Shane is in construction and Stefanie works with mobilization. We’re excited to see how this video can be used to show opportunities for many […]

The latest issue of NTM@work has now been published online.  David Pierce and Regina worked together to create the page. You can read the latest articles about translation work online.  Or read the feature story “Translation: I could never do what you’re doing.” by Debbie Burgett.  Also featured, is a 30 minute documentary about the […]

The people on the islands are helping each other rebuild houses, one at a time, after Typhoon Haiyan wiped out their homes and boats.  Their livelihood of fishing is also being restored through donations of nets.  There is still much to do. Thanks for praying for Macon and Dale’s trip and the continued effort there!

Earlier in May, the USA mobilization DVD arrived from the press! This is a specific DVD just for New Tribes Mission representatives to hand out as they connect with people. Please pray that many lives will be touched to become missionaries to unreached people groups. 2500 are still waiting…