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Snake

2nd December 2023

“Snake, Snake!” a Kovol villager cried out to Steve Stanley as he was sat at home. He went out to ask, “A live snake?”, “The snake is alive” he said, […]

Resolution needed

30th November 2023

The last few weeks have been rather uneventful for Aaron and Amy Speitelsbach who serve among the Glarro people in Liberia, West Africa. Aaron recovered from his malaria and they […]

Change ahead

With just under three weeks left at North Cotes, and Christmas just around the corner, life is getting quite busy for Geoff, Dar Gail and family. They will initially spend […]

Joy and crown

28th November 2023

Paul and Susan Boothby, who have served as missionaries among the Gende people of Papua New Guinea for many years, have made the decision to take “retired” status from New […]

“Not another language, please…”

Michi and Manu live in the city in Asia-Pacific, They are in the early stages of learning the language and are slowly being able to communicate more and more, which […]

Kaze not Kaje

27th November 2023

“Kaje” is no longer spelt “Kaje” but “Kaze”. Over the past years, the Kaje team have been thinking a lot about changing the orthography so reading and writing would become […]

An exciting day

It was an exciting day for Ralf and Elli Schlegel, who serve among the Dinangat people of Papua New Guinea, when they recently watched twelve people follow the Lord in […]

Connecting

Jonathan and Rachel Willcock have just arrived back in the UK after two months of travel. The time has been full and they are thankful for all that they were […]

The last book

25th November 2023

Albert and Lynne Castelijn are back in the Banwaon village in the Philippines after nine wild weeks in Australia, and the official check of John’s Gospel, is already underway. This […]

Dedication date set

24th November 2023

Last month Paul and Bella Gervasi, who serve in Asia-Pacific, asked for prayer that the Lord would send rain. About a week later, they began to get the normal rain […]

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