Author: Ron and Carrie Lindsey

On Saturday, May 18th, our two NTBI campuses (Waukesha and Jackson) celebrated another graduating class! Combined, we had 111 students graduate with a remarkable percentage of 72% of them desiring to enter full- time missions work! At Waukesha, while we graduated 60 students we also had Harold and Lois Holeman retire from our staff. Harold […]

Please rejoice with Carrie and I as we are headed back to Papua New Guinea, during August, for the dedication of the Siawi Bible translation! It was 28 years ago that our missionary team located in the Siawi village with the goal of telling them of Christ, establishing a mature church and completing a translation […]

Dear Friends, With NTBI graduation just around the corner we wanted to give you a quick update on our spring break. We went to Wayumi with about 60 NTBI college students and staff families, in Jersey Shore, PA. Wayumi, is a word that means “to go to the jungle”. It is taken from the Yanomamo […]

As we boarded the Cessna 206 and headed interior to the Siawi Tribe the range of emotions that we experienced are nearly indescribable.  While in the air we had 75 minutes to process the years of time, investment, heartache, blood, sweat, tears, and victories that have taken place there.  It was SO humbling to witness […]

In just three weeks Carrie and I will be returning to Papua New Guinea! It has been 9 years since we left the country that became home to us.  It was there that our kids were born and raised and where our lives were shaped.  It was while ministering to the Siawi tribal people that […]

Thank You for being a part of the Moi story! Rich and Karen Brown started their missionary training here at New Tribes Bible Institute. (www.ntbi.org) Now they are church planting in Indonesia. Together let us rejoice in the fruits of the harvest! Thank you for supporting us as we serve here, training the next generation […]

August is an exciting time of year for us as NTBI kicks into high gear and we begin the coming yearʼs ministry of teaching and working with young people. We started with our annual staff picnic where we had a chance to catch up with all the staff members, eat too much food, and be […]