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Death without fear, blame
(larger photo)	(November 4, 2009) An outspoken Inanbimali believer was not afraid to die, and knew death wasn't a result of magic.

Rage and suspicion replaced by God's peace
(larger photo)	(August 25, 2009) Even in the face of death, Inanbimali believers are proving their faith in the One true God.

From 'tippy' to steady
(larger photo)	(July 15, 2009) Inanbimali believers gaining depth, stability in their faith.

Taking a stand in baptism
(larger photo)	(June 1, 2009) Inanbimali believers in Papua New Guinea are prepared to accept persecution and are firm in their desire to follow the Lord.

Aware but still excited
(larger photo)	(May 21, 2009) Even though they know persecution is likely, Inanbimali believers in Papua New Guinea are demonstrating their beliefs.

No more doubts
(larger photo)	(April 6, 2009) Inanbimali believers in Papua New Guinea share how their thinking has changed.

Two deaths stir up Inanbimalis
(larger photo)	(March 5, 2009) Questions arise about life and death and the source of death.

Inanbimalis mourn two deaths
(larger photo)	(February 26, 2009) How will the passing of two unbelievers affect others who have heard God's Word?

Changed bodies and cow-fat pieces
(larger photo)	(February 17, 2009) Inanbimali believers in Papua New Guinea are excited about what Heaven will be like.

A new perspective of the Holidays
(larger photo)	(January 23, 2009) Bagwido believers now understand the true meaning of Christmas and "why the years flip over."

Like baby birds
(larger photo)	(January 15, 2009) One Inanbimali village in Papua New Guinea was hungry for God's Word last week when two believers shared the Creation story.

Defending their faith
(larger photo)	(December 15, 2008) Inanbimali believers in Papua New Guinea stand strong when opposition turns violent.

'He holds us in His fingers'
(larger photo)	(December 1, 2008) Inanbimalis in Papua New Guinea bravely proclaim their belief in Christ through baptism.

Inanbimalis growing and sharing
(larger photo)	(November 13, 2008) Time in God's Word naturally leads them to tell others about Jesus.

Not dead yet
(larger photo)	(October 20, 2008) Inanbimali believers from Papua New Guinea share their faith with zeal and testify with other tribal groups about the message they have received.

"Where two or three (tribes) are gathered together in My name …"
(larger photo)	(October 7, 2008) Learning that they share beliefs, Inanbimalis and Bagwidos bond in Papua New Guinea

Believers stand up to ridicule
(larger photo)	(October 3, 2008) Inanbimali believers partake of communion despite others "throwing stones" at them.

'Crossed-over ones' share their excitement
(larger photo)	(October 1, 2008) Inanbimali believers are growing in their relationship to Christ and taking steps to encourage their relationship to each other.

Hostility toward believers grows
(larger photo)	(August 28, 2008) One Inanbimali man decides to listen and discovers the bad things being said are not true.

Sickness necessitates medevac
(larger photo)	(August 15, 2008) The infant daughter of Inanbimali believers is receiving care for severe dehydration while doctors diagnose her illness.

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