Category: Ministry

Radio story: String of Beads The voices of the Akolet crowd hushed as missionaries unrolled a long string with thousands of beads, which represented time. One of the oldest villagers, Aiglas, came forward to guess where he was born on the timeline. Everyone thought he must be close to the beginning of the string because […]

Praise: A visit from our consultant Thanks for your prayers; it is so cool to see God working. Our radio/audio consultant came in several times this month and encouraged me with ways to take our program to the next level. We fine-tuned the rhythm of a recorded story, (that means making pauses shorter or longer, […]

Praise: 1. Praise: radio stories are moving forward 2. Praise: local writing critique group is helpful 3. Funds came in for the orphanage property in Haiti. 4. Video & web projects are wrapping up! Prayer: 1. Continue to finish 85 radio stories 2. To learn and apply core concepts from the interpersonal skills workshop 3. […]

Prayer requests: 1. For Reach Beyond Your World radio stories to impact listeners, and to complete the next set of 85 stories. 2. That our new video about training will help people take their next step into missions. 3. For the new ntm.org website to be easy for people to use, and for Micah as […]

I wrote a November update and didn’t finish it until now… But here are some of the things God was doing in October & November, through the church body. It takes a huge team of people praying, supporting and serving to reach these tribes with the gospel. New believers Evangelistic lessons were presented in six […]

I hope you have enjoyed the holiday season, with family and the Lord. It was so nice to be with my parents, and also meet our neighbors from Puerto Rico. My parents have been down here in Florida for a whole year now! 85 new stories in production This fall has been busy, with a […]

For seven weeks, people came from more than 20 hamlets so they could hear eight Moi Bible teachers and missionary Rich Brown present the Creator’s Talk. Rich wrote, “Though [the 8 Moi believers’] average age is only about 18 years old, they have proven themselves as not only capable teachers, but faithful men of God. […]