In February, nine students graduated from Shiloh Bible College in Myanmar. Of those graduates, three are planning to work as church planters. Please pray for Caleb, John, and Susana.

Don’t most people in the world know English? Why can’t they just read the Bible in English? These are good questions. And there are answers. The Solos Bible translation team in 2013 Recently, Larry Doyle traveled to Buka Island to participate in team/adviser checking for the Solos Bible translation team. This is a team Larry helped start when the Doyle family lived on Buka from 2011-2013, and he continues to serve as adviser from their home on the mainland of Papua New Guin

Director Mark Surbrook and Rev. Richard Beckham traveled to Haiti in January to participate in the 2019 Convention, which began on a Thursday evening and concluded with dinner on Sunday. There were 500-600 people in attendance daily. The days were full, with as many as four services, including a walk down to the river and a baptismal service on Saturday. There were precious times of worship and fellowship. One of the most outstanding parts of the Convention was the prayer s

For some years now the Ghana mission had not had convention, and it was in the light of this that Oleta and I thought it necessary to have convention this year. We approached one of our churches to seek their consent to host the rest of the churches, and they agreed to it. We were happy for them, as it is one of the smallest churches. I was actually encouraged about their willingness for it. This year’s convention, beginning December 30, saw a lot of people coming. We had ab

Sunday night, January 20, as I was preaching, I heard a large clap of thunder. Then I heard what I thought was a downpour of rain hitting the roof of the church. No one else seemed to notice, and so I immediately dismissed it as I continued to preach. After the service as people were leaving the church, I noticed that they were congregating in the lobby. This was rather unusual. I looked out to see what was taking place and realized that they had been stopped because of

December’s trip to Buka Island for the Solos consultant checking session turned out a little different than expected. The hope to finish the book of Joshua fell short, since the power system for the computer had failed some months back, and there was no way to finish preparing the last chapters for the checking. Thankfully the computer had just enough juice to get the latest revision and Larry was able to print out a copy so it can be prepared for later checking, even witho