Solos Bible translators And the Work Starts October, right after the ABG elections, marked another village trip to Buka for Larry. The purpose was to get the translation teams started on using the drafting methods they had learned in TTC1 (Translators’ Training Course), which ended in July. Although slightly delayed by the funeral of a community leader, the two teams at Tung village started quite strong and worked for four days, getting the whole drafting process done for mul

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Our World Missions Department has informed us that in this past quarter, we have been short of our budget by about $2,500 per month. This is obviously not sustainable, and we have about eight months to go until our planned furlough in June. Part of this is a recent increase in our budget to account for inflation in recent years, but also giving has decreased as we near the end of this field term. We deeply appreciate you who have partnered with us so faithfully over many year

Kala gave yams to Pastor George. When Director George Korah wanted to visit with one of the church leaders in Montigu, he found him in his field. Kala had been harvesting yams with the help of Pastor Isaac. Yams are a staple food among villagers that they pound into fufu . Kala was delighted to have Pastor George visit him, and they ate fufu together. Then, he gave from his yam crop to Pastor George, so much that he could hardly carry them on his motorcycle. “I am not a wealt

Children and family are a gift from God. Even in the world of missions, ministering to our own family is the primary mission God has called us to. While we almost always feature our boys on the Back Page, we would like to focus on them in this newsletter. Living as a missionary kid (MK) has significant challenges—most of life, friendships, and even school happens in a foreign homeland, with the odd furlough thrown in every few years, mostly spent around strangers in a suppose