The Dinangat people had Christian religious practices along with worship of their ancestors. Did the people need to hear about Jesus? A Dinangat leader, Areke, would tell you that they did need to hear about Jesus – in their own language. Everything the Dinangats knew had been taught to them 50 years ago in a trade language that only a few Dinangat people spoke with limited understanding.
Read more about the Dinangat people in the NTM@work article “The Village God Remembered."
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Instructors and students talk about the practical skills and spiritual preparation needed for effective cross-cultural ministry among unreached people groups. Learn more about New Tribes Mission's Missionary Training Center in Missouri at ntm.org/train.
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Helicopter pilot Mike McGregor uses aviation to speed the gospel to remote tribal groups in Papua New Guinea such as the Hewa people.
You can help speed the gospel by sponsoring flights.
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Missionary Julie Ward shares how God's Word is touching the hearts of the Brooke's Point Palawano People of the Philippines.
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Take a glimpse into a missionary life as Bible Translator Lisa Kappeler talks about living with the Uriay people of Papua New Guinea. The church planting team completed evangelistic Bible lessons in September 2010.
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New Tribes missionary Jason Swanson prays for the Siawi church.
New Tribes Mission seeks to establish mature churches among people who are isolated from the gospel. After teaching chronologically in the tribes' own language and culture, believers are discipled to lead the church and partner in the Great Commission.
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The growing church among the Siawi people is learning to function on its own, after years of discipleship and teaching God's Word. But Linda's job isn't finished yet.
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From New Tribes Mission’s archive, we bring you the slide show Each Stick Had A Name. On behalf of his village, Gilimase makes a request to the short-term missions team.
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Annette McManigle, one of the team members, tells her story of reaching the Pwo Karen people of Thailand in the book Where Spirits Roam but God Reigns. Available for purchase at ntmbooks.com.
Steve Crockett was challenged by Each Stick Had A Name to reach the Moi people in the Asia Pacific region. Watch Steve’s testimony.
What happened to the people in Gilimase’s village?
Paiye of the Moi tribe tells the Easter story in his own words.
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The Dinangat people had Christian religious practices along with worship of their ancestors. Did the people need to hear about Jesus? A Dinangat leader, Areke, would tell you that they did need to hear about Jesus – in their own language. Everything the Dinangats knew had been taught to them 50 years ago in a trade language that only a few Dinangat people spoke with limited understanding.
Read more about the Dinangat people in the NTM@work article “The Village God Remembered."
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Planting a church among an unreached people group is tough. That's why New Tribes Mission provides ongoing training that equips you for each challenge you will face.
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The house rattles from the loud knock at the door. Who could it be, this early in the morning? Opportunity? Are you ready?
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Moi support team talks about training
What can prepare you for ministering in another country, supporting the work of missionaries in remote tribes? The folks who do it in the Asia-Pacific region can tell you.
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The folks who are part of the church-planting team tell you much they value the foundation for ministry they received at New Tribes Bible Institute, and the practical instruction from missionary training.
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How can Ndaubeo even begin to thank Jesus for his power, and for paying for all for her sins?
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Everything that Paiye cared so much about before is nothing now that he heard the Gospel.
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Want to experience tribal without leaving the States? You can... in weekend or weeklong visits to the Wayumi campus in Pennsylvania. On your Wayumi adventure, explore what the Bible says about reaching all peoples. Experience learning a tribal language. Connect with your guides — all veteran church planters.
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An Interface experience. Looking to learn more about missions? Interface may be the answer for you. Come face-to-face with realities unknown to most people. See firsthand what it takes to plant a church among people who have no concept of the God of the Bible. Interact with missionaries on the field, and spend time with tribal people. Learn about Interface.
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A Phu Thai woman spins and weaves textiles.
Read more about the missionaries’ visit to the village in the NTM@work article Square 1.
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The Phu Thai people smoke out a wasp nest, then harvest the larva and share some with the missionary.
Read more about the missionaries’ visit to the village in the NTM@work article Square 1.
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A lengthy procession of more than 3,000 people sang praises to God as they made their way to the area where they would sit through a sun-scorched, five-hour ceremony.
Read more in the NTM@work article Thank You, Lord.
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