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

As most of you who read this will know, we have had difficulties with logistics and communication with the Solos team for quite some time. Praise God with us that an opportunity came up to interact with Thonny Tetena, a translation consultant who lives on a remote island in Bougainville. Thonny (in purple) and Larry co-teaching at a Translator Training Course in 2013. Thonny was in Buka town and was able to get in touch with the Solos team. So they set up a consultant check

Some supporters of the Doyle family have contacted them, asking for an update about the unrest near where they live. The Doyles recently...

Our whole family got to attend the Doromu-Koki New Testament dedication at a church in Port Moresby. This is the first time Christy and...

When Wycliffe missionaries Des and Jenny Oatridge looked for a tribe in Papua New Guinea who needed a Bible translation project, they...

For the Binumarien people, the Bible hasn’t been available for quite a long time. The New Testament had been completed and dedicated in...

Tomorrow (from when this is being written) Larry will be participating in a three-day workshop that will help him do his management job...

--Seven staff (including three from PNG) and participants from ten languages worked in this village conference facility on Buka Island....

This Christmas season, the Doyle family has experienced a special focus on Jesus that has made it a very blessed time. Yes it has been...

Running a computer in a village with no connection to any sort of electrical grid is sometimes a challenge. When we lived in the village...