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Encouraging meetings

27th October 2021

Aaron and Amy Speitelsbach serve God in Liberia, West Africa, among the Glarro people. The last few weeks were rather uneventful with only a few interruptions here and there, so […]

Plans on pause

Jonathan and Naomi had their bags packed and their leaving date was set. However, despite it being past the expected date for moving they are still in the capital. Following […]

Open doors

22nd October 2021

The Lord commanded the weather for the entire trip as a new helicopter was flown to Tuguegarao in the Philippines without any real delay. A high mountain pass, the only […]

Annual conference

19th October 2021

The Wusuraambya Bible Church hosted the annual area conference this year. Two to three hundred believers from eight tribal churches (seven languages) attended the conference, some walking for days to […]

Disciple-making

Jason Williamson and André Tousch were able to spend a good long month at the first Iski village to receive the teaching, working closely with the church there. Much time […]

Challenging but encouraging

In September, Andrew and Joanna with Manoah and Chloe, were able to host an American missionary family for three weeks. They came out of their tribe for meetings, to buy […]

Enthusiastic helpers

18th October 2021

Praise the Lord, Poul Joensen’s trip to Papua New Guinea is going well. He is now in Sorimi. He was so pleased to see everyone again and to spend time […]

Moving forward

Jonathan and Rachel Willcock serve itinerantly with Global Partners in Latin America. With the new freedoms that are being enjoyed in England, they have dusted off their display board, updated […]

And so they wait…

Chris and Ingrid Hughes wish that they already knew which tribe they were heading to and who their teammates will be. However, God has been closing several doors and they […]

Bookbinding

13th October 2021

Gene and Carol Trudeau serve among the Manubu’ people in the Philippines. Among the many things they are presently working on is making many more copies for two dialects of […]

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