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Tarahumara couple places faith in Christ
(larger photo)	(May 9, 2008) Candelario and Matara were ready to hear the Gospel, and then ready to place their faith in Christ.

Ministry to begin
(larger photo)	(May 9, 2008) A Ga'dang village in the Philippines has invited missionaries to live with them.

Cooperation at 'home'
(larger photo)	(May 9, 2008) An airstrip and lesson materials are some of the results from a three-month stay with the Taliabu people in Indonesia.

God is not great?
(larger photo)	(May 8, 2008) When missionary Aaron Luse taught a Bible lesson to a group of Patpatar men in Papua New Guinea, he wondered if they really understood.

'He won't judge me!'
(larger photo)	(May 8, 2008) Believers among the Bagwido people of Papua New Guinea give clear testimony of their faith in Christ.

Dinangats give clear testimonies as new believers
(larger photo)	(May 7, 2008) Several people have responded to the Gospel, though some are still afraid to profess it publicly.

Mamoudou flees persecution
(larger photo)	(May 7, 2008) In Guinea, a Tanda teenager disappeared due to threats from his family.

Missionary pilot in right place
(larger photo)	(May 7, 2008) Steve was in a village when a tribal woman there had complications during childbirth.

Tala Andigs have reasons for thanks
(larger photo)	(May 6, 2008) More Bible teachers and health workers are being trained, and that's just the start.

Jolen understands God's gift
(larger photo)	(May 6, 2008) The Wusuraambyan woman couldn't sleep as she thought about what Jesus did for her.

'I was one of those men'
(larger photo)	(May 5, 2008) A Dinangat man identifies with those who beat Jesus, and declares he will not turn his back on Christ anymore.

Baptism encourages other believers
(larger photo)	(May 5, 2008) Six Pai believers declare their faith in Christ.

New believers among Inanbimalis
(larger photo)	(May 5, 2008) Missionaries focus on one-on-one discipleship of those who have heard Bible lessons

Dinangats contemplate what Jesus did
(larger photo)	(May 2, 2008) Many are beginning to understand where the Bible lessons are leading.

Focusing on eternal instead of temporal
(larger photo)	(May 2, 2008) Missionaries learned more about Madak culture after a co-worker's house was broken into, and are pressing on to give the Madak people God's Word.

Iron sharpening iron
(larger photo)	(May 2, 2008) Believers encourage each other as they seek growth in their walk with Jesus.

'I don't believe all that stuff anymore'
(larger photo)	(May 1, 2008) Buk, an Agta man in the Philippines, proclaims that he has been changed by listening to the Bible.

Understanding the whole story
(larger photo)	(May 1, 2008) The Inanbimali people of Papua New Guinea are responding to evangelistic Bible teaching.

Teaching to start after hunting ends
(larger photo)	(May 1, 2008) Missionaries working in Greenland are catching the people's interest before beginning to teach.

A Glimpse into missionary life
(larger photo)	(April 30, 2008) Visitors to the Philippines see the variety of jobs that are necessary to get the Gospel to remote people groups.

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Tarahumara couple places faith in Christ

Ministry to begin

Cooperation at 'home'

God is not great?

'He won't judge me!'

Dinangats give clear testimonies as new believers


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