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Ten Little Indian Boys…

Ten Little Indian Boys…

Ten Little Indian Boys…. …and eight little girls recently expressed faith in the Lord Jesus for their salvation. What a joy to hear that they know Jesus had died in their place, for their sins, and that they were trusting in Him. Please be praying for them, that they will grow in their knowledge of […]
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Reflections on 2015

Reflections on 2015

“Oh, give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; for his mercy endures forever.” Psalms 136:1 God is good all the time and His blessings are abundant! Rejoice with us as we reflect back on 2015. January began with Melanie’s foot starting to improve after some days of very intense pain from the pressure […]
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The Mystery

The Mystery

One of the parables Jesus used to describe His kingdom work here on earth is the mysterious growth of a seed after it is planted. 26 Jesus also said, “The Kingdom of God is like a farmer who scatters seed on the ground. 27 Night and day, while he’s asleep or awake, the seed sprouts and grows, […]
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a png thanksgiving

a png thanksgiving

Surprising as this might be to some people, Thanksgiving is a uniquely American holiday… and it’s not celebrated anywhere else in the world. In Papua New Guinea, it’s just a normal Thursday. I simultaneously really enjoyed and had a hard time this year. Those traditions that you grew up with, created, or want to start […]
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A New Spin on an Old Christmas Favorite

A New Spin on an Old Christmas Favorite

The Night Before Christmas                                       by Dave Hilt 1984   ‘Twas the night before Christmas, and all thru the jungles, A gentle rain falling, the bush lizards calling.   The dense jungle sang with a soft lullaby, No hope for the lost, they’re left here to die.   The young and the old, the brave […]
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We’re Still Alive!

We’re Still Alive!

In case some of you have been wondering we are still alive.  We’ve just been keeping our heads down as the dust settles from the chaos of furlough preparations and planning.  Home assignment has presented its own set of challenges that have at times seemed a bit overwhelming.  Coming from the Third world to the First […]
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Tentative Timeline

Tentative Timeline

Here’s a quick overview of our tentative plans for these next several months: December – CLA (culture and language aquisition) January – documents, conference, and workshop February through June – CLA July – back to the States for a year of home assignment and catching up with you all! Thank you so much for your […]
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Flying back!

Flying back!

After being in town for a month so Jevon and I could get a series of rabies vaccines – just a standard precaution after the tapir bites – we are so glad to be heading back to the tribe!  We are super thankful to God for the new NTM plane based here in town, and […]
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