Seven months ago we started on what has been a very common path for us throughout the years: renewing a couple of passports. This normally takes one to two months, then we are free to pursue other paperwork and travel. Little did we know that our October 6 applications for two of our boys’ passports would become a much longer saga. At the end of November, the two passports came back in the normal time, but with pictures switched. We called the 1-800 number within minutes, and

Since Andrew Bawi Ceu began Shiloh Bible College in 2000, they have always met in rented facilities. This means that, over more than 20 years, rental fees have been paid, and the school has also had to switch locations in the past. This year in February the beginnings of a new building have been started, their own building on their own land. The plan is to build four floors and include room for church activities, Shiloh Bible College office and classrooms, and dormitories for

Five students graduated from Shiloh Bible College this year on February 18; five students graduated from Faith Bible Online School, as well. Of the five graduates from SBC, three were planning to move to various locations to plant churches. Please pray for Bran Sang Aung, Thaw Thaw, and Zi Ma Lay as they seek to reach souls with the good news of Christ. Thingyan Festival is celebrated each year in Myanmar in mid-April. The four days are public holidays and end with the Buddhi

Recently another translation team in PNG published the Gospel of Luke and wanted to do 20 different picture booklets from Luke in time to sell them at the dedication of the first Gospel in their language. The advisor did the work of getting the text together, then a friend of ours in Australia put in the ISBN numbers and permissions. Then she was able to electronically send the files to Ukarumpa, where a couple of guys put them on a thumb drive so the large files could be flo

In late January, Pastor George Korah conducted a thanksgiving service for a church member who had passed away at the Motigu church in Ghana. The service was conducted outside under a tree, as the Motigu congregation does not have a building in which to worship. After the service, two elderly ladies from the village gave their lives to Christ. One of them shared her testimony with Pastor George: “I have not been well for the past two weeks and always indoors. I was sleeping in

Mark Walton, a member of the Spot Bay church in Cayman Brac, passed away in January. Dr. Woods, his pastor, shared: “I loved to hear him tell of his conversion. He was a sailor (as were many of the older generation from this island). One day in 1960 one of the boilers on his oil tanker blew up. The whole ship was in flames and soon sank. Mark had severe burns on about 90% of his body and spent many months in a hospital in Brazil. “Mark said that when he was engulfed in flames