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Prayer

A Reflection on 2009 A Reflection on 2009

We hope you had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!  We have spent some time... 

Trip to Indonesia Trip to Indonesia

My sister, Joanna Jansma, and her co-worker, Kubili Condit, allocated to the Nagi... 

Life returns to normal Life returns to normal

First of all, we want to apologize for not writing sooner.  It has been a very... 

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Culture

Bamboo joints explain justification! Bamboo joints explain justification!

How would you explain the Biblical concept of justification to your next door neighbor? ... 

A friend or foe? A friend or foe?

If you saw this man walking down the road…would you stop and talk to him.... 

Did you know that CATS taste good Did you know that CATS taste good

Well that is what a majority of the the locals think.   I don’t care to find... 

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Family

Clamming Around! Clamming Around!

Recently,  all our kids went clamming at a local beach  The kids sure had a blast… With... 

Little pieces of technology Little pieces of technology

One part of missionary life that every kid remembers well are the long car rides. ... 

Logan’s First Deer Logan’s First Deer

We are excited that he was able to learn a lot about hunting this year.  It will... 

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Ministry

Some Snapshots of our House Building Trip to Indonesia Some Snapshots of our House Building Trip to Indonesia

This view is from the Sepik Valley in Papua New Guinea. Our house building location... 

ICCM (International Conference on Computing and Missions) ICCM (International Conference on Computing and Missions)

Tomorrow, June 10,  I will be leaving the family for six days to attend a special... 

Are laptops a blessing? Are laptops a blessing?

Yes and No?   Well, let me explain.  Laptops are built to sell to business... 

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    • PAPUA NEW GUINEA (Biem tribe)
      Please pray for missionaries Wayne and Gail Chen as they begin learning the culture and language of the Biem people. Pray too that they will realize God’s grace and comfort as they are separated from family during this trying time. […]
    • Lizard a highlight of the first month
      Missionaries Wayne and Gail Chen are enjoying their first month of ministry in the Biem tribe in Papua New Guinea.Wayne made a few trips into the bush and went on a fishing trip with his Biem friends. One of his more exciting times was skinning, cooking and eating a two and a half foot lizard. He gained quite a bit of insight into the Biem culture while just […]
    • PAPUA NEW GUINEA (Mengen tribe)
      The apparent suicide of a young woman has shaken a Mengen village. Please pray for the missionary team and the Mengen believers as they deal with this and minister to a village of hurting people. […]
    • Suicide shakes Mengen village
      Regina, a young Mengen woman in Papua New Guinea, apparently committed suicide last week.She had recently married a young Mengen man named Benny and started the literacy class. Regina's actions gave evidence that she was looking forward to the class and life in general. But last week she was found dead apparently by her own hand.The entire village, incl […]
    • PAPUA NEW GUINEA (Mibu tribe)
      Mibu believers are grieving the deaths of fellow believers and loved ones but realize it "is the beginning of the harvest of our people going to Heaven." Please pray that the believers will find comfort and encouragement in Christ as they go through the grieving process. […]

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