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Please join this concert of prayer today by praying with us for our teammates and the people among whom they serve.…
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“Your father died?” Laynah asked as I sat with her on the bark-slat porch outside her home. Laynah had become my friend during my family’s earliest months in Papua New Guinea. Our grass-roofed hut had been right across the…
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Join us in praying for the 2025 Pioneer Bible summer interns as they minister, learn, and seek to know the heart of God throughout the next two months.…
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Genesis. Luke. Ruth. Acts. Joshua. James. Exo…
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Your prayers for the missionaries and national co-workers who minister in these places are vital to their ability to persevere and serve in impactful ways.�…
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Pray for our teammates and the people among whom they serve among. …
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Remote Bible translation isn’t one-size-fits-all. For some teams, it works. But our team still battles power outages and tech gaps. …
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Many individuals, couples, and families are in their final stages of preparing for cross-cultural ministry. Please uphold them in prayer with us.…
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Because prayer is the strategy of Pioneer Bible Translators, our worldwide team intentionally sets aside a day of fasting and prayer every month. On this day, we join in unified prayer, offering up to our Fathe…
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Our mother tongue is the language we learned as kids from — you guessed it — our mamas. It is the language in which we think and pray and dream, and it …
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What happens when a person dies? As any Kono person will tell you, when someone dies, there is the problem of blood. Not the blood of the person who passed away, but a blood sacrifice that is needed to ensure that the soul of the deceased w…
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It was Friday afternoon at the end of a long week. The air was deadly calm, so thick you could cut it with a knife, as the seven of us sat in a tiny room in a village house in Papua New Guinea. Every day, from early morning until late afternoon and even some evenings, […
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