MISSION NEWS


Laughs help when plowing through nearly 3,000 verses.

Chronological Bible lessons are a firm foundation for faith.

He thought the baby wasn't his.

A Dinangat man began sobbing as Gary Smith taught about Jonah.

The frail, bedridden Hewa man had days to live.

Prai funerals focus on keeping the spirit of the deceased satisfied, but believers chose to reflect their faith in Christ.

How do you teach people who know nothing about bread what Jesus meant by, "I am the bread of life"?

The Manjui fear a hairy demon who lurks in the darkness.

An outreach hike is packed with dangers ... and with God’s mercies.

The first run is only 250, but more, with additional Old Testament passages, will follow.

Nggame explained why he was being baptized again.

The Cubeos need to learn to read and write in their own language so that they can read the Scriptures in their own language.

Six thousand copies of the newly revised Hamtai New Testament will be put on a container in Pennsylvania, headed to Papua New Guinea.

In order for Heti to recover, others needed to help him breathe.

Missionary Julie Martin shares a glimpse of what God is doing to build His church among the Akolet people.

The singing voices hesitated, then slowly dwindled away...

For the Dinangat church, God is stepping up His work of grace in growth and transformation.

Pig blood slowly mingled with river water as a group of Sekadaus crowded around a young woman...

The idea that God is everywhere all the time contradicts the beiliefs of Anton and his people that God is distant.

"I forgot to bring my Bible today. Do you think God will be pleased?"

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