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The Yagaria people really want to know God better!

The Yagaria people really want to know God better!

2011/09/06

The Yagaria believers are passionate about getting God's message to those who’ve not yet heard or understood it, because God has used His message to change their lives, and they want to share the blessings they’re enjoying, with others.
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What does it take to reach tribal people? Update on the Siar tribe.

What does it take to reach tribal people? Update on the Siar tribe.

2011/08/08

What does it take to reach tribal people with the gospel? On July 5, the missionaries in the Siar tribe began teaching the Creation to Christ lessons to the Siar people. What are some of the things that they have done do arrive at this place?
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God at work through NTM in Papua New Guinea

God at work through NTM in Papua New Guinea

2011/08/08

We are excited about what the Lord is doing through New Tribes Mission in Papua New Guinea. Missionaries are working in forty different tribes. Nine of these tribes first heard the gospel from 1975 to 1999. Twenty-four of these tribes heard the gospel from 2001 through 2011, and one more tribe is due to hear it later this year for a total of 25 tribes in 11 years.
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Bible Seminar in September – July 2011

Bible Seminar in September – July 2011

2011/07/13

Please pray for the Yagarian elders as they prepare for the meetings.
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What Is NTM Communications All About – Apr 2011

What Is NTM Communications All About – Apr 2011

2011/07/13

In January our editor in chief, Ian Fallis let us know that in the last 7 years, we have posted about 2,850 article for an average of 407 stories a year, or one and a half stories each week-day for seven years. It’s hard to comprehend the impact that all of those stories have had as we have been glorified His name by telling what He is doing among tribal people for the last seven years. Thank-you for the part you have played by supporting our ministry.
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Gay’s Future Ministry at the MK School – Dec 2010

Gay’s Future Ministry at the MK School – Dec 2010

2011/07/13

We recently received another email asking Gay to teach 7th and 8th grade English as well as the typing/keyboarding class at NCA.
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Good News from Steve and Gay – April 2010

Good News from Steve and Gay – April 2010

2011/07/12

“We would like you to return to a full time position in our office. The two main responsibilities would be 1) Office Manager, that is, overseeing the citizen employees and 2) Human Resources Manager. The two responsibilities go hand in hand."
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Communique from Steve ‘n’ Gay – March 2009

Communique from Steve ‘n’ Gay – March 2009

2011/07/12

Thanks so much for partnering with us and playing a key role in our ministries. We served over a period of 30 years in Papua New Guinea, and in many ways our hearts are still there, but for now the Lord has us here in the States while we help our boys get established and we are content with that.
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What does the Photo Editor do?  –  Feb 2010

What does the Photo Editor do? – Feb 2010

2011/07/12

The Lord is using the website to inform people about what He is doing in tribal areas around the world, so that they are able to pray and give wisely.
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Rwanda Trip – Sep-Oct 2009

Rwanda Trip – Sep-Oct 2009

2011/07/12

I would like to tell you a little bit about my trip to Rwanda in the fall of 2009.
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