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Big test on Monday
	(2008-09-05) Two missionaries, a pilot and a mechanic, will take certification tests to be ready for the arrival of a new helicopter in Indonesia.

An Independence Day walk
	(2008-09-04) This year has been one of missing the familiar and adjusting to life in Indonesia for missionary pilot Lawrence Elroy and his family.

Visa problems need resolution
	(2008-08-28) Two Indonesian men training to be missionary pilots are facing the possibility of having to return to their home country and reapply for visas.

Wanos amazed by Doricina's surgery
	(2008-08-20) Missionaries Mike and Libby Wild pray that the people will see God's love in the care given to the Wano woman.

'Your flight is now boarding'
	(2008-08-18) Missionaries Jim and Joy Elliot were overjoyed when their two-week delay turned into the next day's flight into the tribe.

Fun and games help missionary work
	(2008-08-13) Chess leads to ping-pong -- and new vocabulary and more importantly, deeper relationships.

Doricina's survival 'seems like a miracle'
	(2008-08-06) The Wano woman in Indonesia suffered a ruptured appendix and was not able to have surgery for four days.

Fond good-bye
	(2008-07-30) Scott and Jennie Phillips depart from Dao village for a year of home assignment.

Work may resume among Huaulu people
	(2008-07-24) A leader's demand halted Bible teaching, and unrest kept missionaries away until now.

Another translation check completed
	(2008-07-21) More of God's Word is becoming available in the Semandang language of Indonesia.

Learning how to say no
	(2008-07-15) Learning language presents challenges to missionaries in Indonesia.

'A real good reminder'
	(2008-07-10) Frequent moving keeps missionary pilot aware of where his real home is.

Dao believers teaching
	(2008-07-08) Four men have shown themselves capable of sharing Bible lessons and are living the way Bible teachers should.

Chewing on toothpicks and touching heads
	(2008-07-02) Arriving in Indonesia after home assignment, missionaries get a lesson in Indonesian culture.

660 verses will be ready for checking
	(2008-07-01) The Semandang translation team is working on seven books of the New Testament.

Learning to take their shoes off
	(2008-06-25) Culture and language lessons are all part of sharing the Gospel in remote parts of the world.

Acts translated into Dao language
	(2008-06-23) Twenty-five percent of the New Testament translation is complete. Acts will be printed soon.

Faith wins versus shamanism
	(2008-06-17) New Moi believers take a strong stand against traditional healing methods when sickness hits.

Party preparations build relationships
	(2008-06-17) Sarah Deal found that her discouragement about being under-dressed was unfounded as she spent time with Indonesian women.

Two Indonesian missionary families to join NTM Aviation
	(2008-06-05) The Yambungs and Nelmans are preparing for this change in their lives.

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