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Uriais write their own stories
(larger photo)	(August 7, 2009) Sharing their tales marked huge strides in their reading and writing skills.

Through the fire
(larger photo)	(May 6, 2009) A burned-down house gave Palawanos a chance to reach out and support their neighbors in the Philippines.

Bible teacher's relatives want to hear
(larger photo)	(May 4, 2009) Remembering a story from 25 years ago, Manobo villagers ask for teaching.

Palawanos fear giant, man-eating bat
(larger photo)	(April 7, 2009) Learning the culture of the Palawano people magnifies their need of the Gospel for missionary George Olson.

Baptizing and teaching more
(larger photo)	(January 19, 2009) Believing and non-believing Abau people alike are moving forward in learning more about God.

'God really knows how to give'
(larger photo)	(December 2, 2008) Keeping his thoughts on how God provides proved beneficial for a Yanomami believer in Brazil.

Landumas blame demons for missing man
(larger photo)	(September 24, 2008) Two men go hunting and only one comes back.

Old traditions can be hard to leave
(larger photo)	(August 15, 2008) Some of the new Budik believers are still relying on rituals for protection.

Abau people teach missionaries
(larger photo)	(June 11, 2008) Levi and Robyn Lenz are enjoying their introduction to Papua New Guinea.

Remote Hewa village hearing God's Word
(larger photo)	(May 16, 2008) The people have warmly welcomed the missionaries and the message.

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.

God is bigger than any enemy
(larger photo)	(April 18, 2008) Dao believers in Indonesia are learning to trust God to protect them from their enemies instead of retaliating.

Missionary teachers face varied tasks
(larger photo)	(April 9, 2008) Diane Wilson coordinates education for the children of missionaries in Senegal.

Inanbimalis looking forward to Bible teaching
(larger photo)	(January 8, 2008) But missionaries are concerned the novelty could wear off when lessons continue for three months.

Tala Andigs celebrate Christ's birth
(larger photo)	(January 3, 2008) Believers do their parts in a unified project.

Not everyone responding to God's Truth
(larger photo)	(November 27, 2007) As Mibu Bible teachers in Papua New Guinea present lessons in a neighboring village, people are having three types of reactions.

Yanomami man wants restored fellowship
(larger photo)	(October 9, 2007) A mysterious death in the family had him separated from the church in Brazil for five years.

New missionaries
(larger photo)	(July 17, 2007) Six ordinary people have taken the challenge to become part of planting tribal churches.

Larger than a water buffalo
(larger photo)	(May 18, 2007) Missionaries Leigh and Lea Betts are learning more about the culture of the Pwo Karen people in Thailand and it is helping them to understand better how to minister to them.

Cultural insights
(larger photo)	(March 16, 2007) A funeral provided insight into the way the Uriai people of Papua New Guinea think about death and possessions.

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