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Bible Dedication in Dom
We had the amazing privilege on August 26th to attend our first Bible dedication. If you remember our first term here when we were finishing our language study we chose to do a bush orientation. To live out in a tribal location for 6 weeks. We spent our orientation in Dom! When we heard that […]
Settling back in
Settling back into our house in PNG came with a lot of little projects. Our friends who stayed in our home for the year took great care of it and we are so thankful! But there is always clean up and sometimes surprises like finding a huge bee hive in some old tires under our […]
Traveling To PNG 2016
Saying goodbye as we set out to travel to Papua New Guinea! Goodbyes are never easy for us and they never will be. We love all of you dearly back in America! Thank you for your prayers in getting us through all the travel details. Here is what it looked like. First we landed in […]
Snippets from Germany: Language Matters.
“Mama….” Elias looked at me with a face of concentration and determination. After quite a long pause, he, very clearly and very slowly, asked, “Wo gehen wir hin?” John and I started cheering and clapping for our little language learner. After at least 500 times of reminding our boys that that’s the correct way of […]
Ready…Pack…Lets Go
We got home from the workshop and had a few last precious days with my dad, before he began his journey home. We didn’t really have much time to dwell on that as we turned around and packed for our next trip. We had some veteran missionaries who were back for a few months, were […]
Trusting God with my health
Back in December, my faith was tested. I noticed a lump in my breast and of course freaked out. We live in the middle of nowhere and I will have to wait 8 months to get it checked out. Then about a month later I noticed 1, then 2 spots that looked like more basal […]
A New Home
We made it to our new city on Saturday. It was a relief to be done flying and waiting in airports. We are staying in a house rented by another missionary who is on furlough. The day we got here, the power was out all day, and it was pretty hot outside. It was also […]
Tradeoffs: Edibles
I figured you might be curious to see how some of our habits have changed over the past 1.5 years. Food is a big area. So I’ll start with edible things in this post. We eat eggs and soaked oatmeal for breakfast. Not much has changed here–that’s still really western. Most people eat fried rice […]
Unto All Nations
This is the story of how a new voice, a new language, a new people was added to the chorus worshiping our Lord! “The greatest missionary is the Bible in the mother tongue. It needs no furlough and is never considered a foreigner.” William Cameron Townsend YembiYembi tribe has a new testament in their language […]
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