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Oh, Sorry!
Oh, Sorry!

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,...

5 Outcomes to Pray For
5 Outcomes to Pray For

Published Scripture is not the end goal of Pioneer Bible. Our work in a language group is finished only when it has churches using Scripture to grow, mature, and multiply. Today we are inviting you to pray for these outcomes in people…

Thirty Years and a Chicken
Thirty Years and a Chicken

A chicken is just a chicken until it becomes a symbol of God’s transforming work in the hearts of His people.…

Greater is He
Greater is He

He had only a few verses of Scripture. One of them spoke powerfully and convincingly to him.…

“I Have Nothing to Fear”
“I Have Nothing to Fear”

“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 narrow dirt road from hers when we had lived...

Thursday Prayer Focus: Scripture Impact
Thursday Prayer Focus: Scripture Impact

Published Scripture is not the end goal of Pioneer Bible. Our work in a language group is finished only when it has churches using Scripture to grow, mature, and multiply. Today we are inviting you to pray for these outcomes in people groups who now have Scripture —...

Transformed Lives: Fibi’s Faith and Faithfulness
Transformed Lives: Fibi’s Faith and Faithfulness

Fibi has had a hard life. As an Apal-speaking woman living in a small village tucked deep inside Papua New Guinea’s tropical rainforest, she is accustomed to the challenges of daily life. Yet it seems that she has experienced more than her share of hardship. Fibi...

Aaron’s Breastpiece Meets My West Africa Village
Aaron’s Breastpiece Meets My West Africa Village

Kawah men aren’t much for jewelry, aside from traditional amulets for spiritual protection. But my Kawah lady friends love all things shiny. Sequins and metallic embroidery threads are their favorite fashion statements. Cheap costume jewelry abounds in the...

Icons and Inscriptions
Icons and Inscriptions

Checks and Balances The air conditioner gently hummed behind me, making a valiant effort to cool the room and remove some of the 95% humidity of Madang, Papua New Guinea. I sat at one corner of a conference table, staring into my laptop screen, comparing what I was...

One Little Bible
One Little Bible

“Our friends invited us to go see a movie with them! It’s about Corrie ten Boom, and it’s only in theaters for two nights!”
Lydia’s eyes sparkled as she added, “And it’s the week your parents are visiting, so we don’t have to find a ba…