Photo Journal February 2010Work Team from Temple Baptist Church (Herndon, VA) is “ambushed”, builds a hanger and sees exactly how “dry” the “Dry Season” really is. Pastor James Naudi’s first baptism. A baby is rescued. The clinic sees 1002 patients in January and is flattened two days later. House calls to the “real PNG”. Some photos of the tornado damage, cleanup and rebuilding.
Matt Allen - Update: Jan. 14th 2010Thanking the Lord for His grace and healing from pneumonia, a high-amperage wind turbine meltdown, breaking ground on the hanger, a landslide of loss and knots of sorrow, for Mankena, a “new creature” in Christ.
Christmas Revival at KotidangaWe finished our
Christmas Revival last evening, and saw the Lord do some amazing things throughout the entire meeting! In all, 24 people got saved, including Augustine and Yali!
Thank you for praying for these guys!
Photo Journal November 2009Special meeting at Suatuwa, Bible translation, well-baby inoculations, and flying out of Kaintiba!
Asking for someone to come and Preach the Word!We brainstormed at the recent Preacher’s meeting and these are the places that have asked for someone to come and preach the Word.
Photo Journal October 2009Felling trees to provide wood for the airplane hanger project, finishing the roof on the Bible school dorm, and stories of birds, bugs and big eaters.
"I Wonder How Beautiful Heaven Will Be!"One of the first Kamea converts goes to Heaven
Infant Nutrition - lives in the balance.Used to be the infants would die if mom wasn’t able to nurse them or if there was no one else to nurse them. Formula is unheard of in the bush. No bottles are available. Mothers are often malnourished themselves…
The Indigenous PrinciplePhilosophy of ministry carries over into practical daily life. See how this happened with the airstrip project’s land.
This is why we are here.Jack Naudi (my language helper) and I went for a walk to see some villages to our north on Monday, July 6. On the way, we met this old lady (Nkiru—pronounced “n-key-due”) sitting on the side of the trail. I greeted her in the Kamea language, and she lit up (having one of the white people talk to you is a treat for the older folks).
Photo Journal April 27th, 2008Trip to Goroka and a visit to a clinic there.
Photo journal April 23th, 2008Photos of loading the new blade and bucket for the bulldozer in the Missionary Aviation Fellowship plane and the work involved in offloading it at the airstrip and moving it by hand across the river.