Photo journal August, 2009
Published Aug 8, 2009
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Getting information on unreached tribes John Allen and Malcolm Uyavaita discussing unreached tribes in our area. Malcolm is from the Hamtai, our neighboring tribe to the east and in the same language group. He has been a translation assistant with New Tribes Mission since 1990. He has translated several books of the Bible and assisted on several more, and is now presently involved with Missionary Tom Palmer on a revision of the Hamtai New Testament, first published in 1975.
See letter from Selina on Medical Missions Outreach: “Infant Nutrition, lives in the balance”
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Update on damage at Kotidanga
Many of you already know that last night about 7:30 pm a tornado went through Kotidanga. The good news is that as of 8:00 this morning, we have had no reports of injury to people. The roof on Dad’s back porch got ripped off, and broke part of the roof…
Many of you already know that last night about 7:30 pm a tornado went through Kotidanga. The good news is that as of 8:00 this morning, we have had no reports of injury to people. The roof on Dad’s back porch got ripped off, and broke part of the roof…
Please pray...
Dad just called me and said they had a tornado come through Kotidanga about an hour ago. They are very worried about the local people as the locals live in grass houses. Please pray for the weather to calm down in our area.
Dad just called me and said they had a tornado come through Kotidanga about an hour ago. They are very worried about the local people as the locals live in grass houses. Please pray for the weather to calm down in our area.
We're Going Home
Work visa approval at the last minute
Work visa approval at the last minute
Photo journal August, 2009
We are in Lae again after three months in the bush. We are in town getting supplies and trading visitors for about a week. Just a few pictures of our life here and a note from Selina to pass along for now.
We are in Lae again after three months in the bush. We are in town getting supplies and trading visitors for about a week. Just a few pictures of our life here and a note from Selina to pass along for now.