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Chopped Fingers

Chopped Fingers

May 26, 2016

An animistic worldview brings adherents face-to-face with some pretty stark stuff.  Imagine a mother birthing twins and then throwing them away.  That’s pretty stark, isn’t it?  You see, it is forbidden in some cultures to permit twin babies to live as twins are considered a bad prognostication of the spirits.  You’re probably thinking ‘how horrid […]
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We Have Our Baby

We Have Our Baby

May 25, 2016

Davis Duane McIlroy was born yesterday, May 24th. He is breathing on his own and doing pretty well for being born at only 33 weeks. We came in to the hospital on Sunday evening because Alisha had swelling and high blood pressure, symptoms of preeclampsia. Although certain meds can help keep blood pressure low, the only […]
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the quest for kodiaks

the quest for kodiaks

May 25, 2016

Three years ago, New Tribes Mission Aviation’s quest for a Kodiak for Papua New Guinea began. It was one based on the need to replace our older, less efficient 206 program with the newer, more efficient (and let’s face it, much cooler) aircraft, the Quest Kodiak. This is an airplane designed by bush pilots with […]
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New Outreach Update

New Outreach Update

May 24, 2016

Our four man evangelism team had a great reception from the Bari speaking people of the MM village. The attendance averaged about 20 people while the guys taught day and night to get through the 25 lesson covering creation to Christ. At the end when opportunity was given to the MM people to respond four men and […]
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An awful first

An awful first

May 24, 2016

On Friday, just before going to the wedding, we stopped at a new village in our people group that I had never been to before. It reminded me of many other villages in the people group, except for one thing. One awful thing. One thing that I had never done before and hope to never […]
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Shaken and Changed

Shaken and Changed

May 23, 2016

As I sat with Aaron contemplating the scene that was before me I felt tears well up in my eyes.  My Patpatar friend sat holding her 14 year old boy, Jordan on her lap tightly trying to keep him from hurting himself.  Just a minute earlier I had noticed him put his head on his […]
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Some Things Are Just Hard

Some Things Are Just Hard

May 23, 2016

  A Life Saved On my recent trip to Colombia, on the day I arrived in the village, a young Nukak man died. But there was a lot more behind that story. Jack Foster, a missionary working with the Nukak people wrote more about it. The story began back in the 1990s. Derrek* was two […]
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Impending Baby

Impending Baby

May 23, 2016

We weren’t expecting a baby until July, but last night, Alisha had high blood pressure and a lot of swelling, so we came in to the hospital, and she does have preeclampsia. Her blood pressure is high enough that the doctors want to induce her now. She is 33 weeks along, and although that is […]
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They lost everything

They lost everything

May 22, 2016

The malarial fever seized the old and mentally failing woman Sunday afternoon, May 15, sending shock waves of a freezing sensation over her frail body. Every joint ached. Her eye sockets felt as if they were going to burst. Her teeth were chattering uncontrollably and her only thought was to warm herself to stop the […]
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“There is still some jungle to get through”

“There is still some jungle to get through”

May 22, 2016

This picture says it all!  Have you ever been shimmied before?  I certainly hadn’t!  We didn’t get this sort of greeting from everyone, but the affection we did receive from our Amdu friends as we arrived last month was a delight.  There were tears of joy and tears of sadness as we greeted friends who […]
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