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Patpatar tribe, Papua New Guinea (December 3rd, 2008): Today the Patpatars heard the final lesson after 13 weeks of evangelistic Bible teaching. Please pray that the Holy Spirit will speak to hearts and bring them to faith in Christ. Find out more -- read the story >>

Inanbimali tribe, Papua New Guinea (December 1st, 2008): Nine believers stood in the face of opposition this week and were baptized. Please pray that the faith and strength they showed will encourage other believers and be a testimony to unbelievers. Find out more -- read the story >>

Patpatar tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 25th, 2008): Please pray for the Patpatar people as they come to understand that they don't know everything. Pray that they will place their trust in Christ. Find out more -- read the story >>

Malaumanda tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 25th, 2008): As one tribe shows the love of Christ to another, pray for spiritual growth and that physical needs will be met. Find out more -- read the story >>

Hamtai tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 21st, 2008): A revision of the Hamtai New Testament is getting checked by new members of the translation team. Please pray for the message to be clear to those who will receive it. Find out more -- read the story >>

Lavongai tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 21st, 2008): This week missionary Wade Ebersole taught a group of Lavongais about Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem and the Last Supper. In three remaining lessons the people will hear about Christ's death, burial and resurrection. Please pray that they will understand clearly and place their faith in Christ.

Patpatar tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 20th, 2008): The Patpatars are starting to realize that Jesus is more than just a great man. Pray for them that they will come to understand fully who He is. Find out more -- read the story >>

Inapang tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 17th, 2008): Literacy teachers are training people in another village to read and write the Inapang language. Pray that the students have a desire not only to read, but to read and hear God's Word. Find out more -- read the story >>

Inanbimali tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 13th, 2008): The Inanbimalis will have their first baptism Nov. 24. Pray for strength to make this public stand for Christ. Find out more -- read the story >>

Kol tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 12th, 2008): Please pray that the believers would recognize the aspects of their culture that run contrary to Scripture and make the appropriate adjustments to their belief system and practices.

Mamusi tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 12th, 2008): After teaching 20 evangelistic Bible lessons in one village, the teaching was stopped because of a land dispute. Please pray that this issue will be settled quickly so the teaching can continue.

Patpatar tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 11th, 2008): Questions and observations demonstrate that Bible lessons are influencing the Patpatar people. Pray that coming lessons are clear, and that God uses His Word to draw the Patpatars to Him. Find out more -- read the story >>

Lavongai tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 7th, 2008): Lavongai believers are learning more about their position in Christ and how if affects their daily lives. Please pray for them as they live by faith and demonstrate their faith to the community. Find out more -- read the story >>

Uriai tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 6th, 2008): Missionaries plan to begin evangelistic Bible teaching in early 2009. However, a large percentage of the village is now wandering in the jungle in fear of a local witchdoctor. Pray for their return to hear the Gospel. Find out more -- read the story >>

Abasakur tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 6th, 2008): Please pray for a missionary team that will visit several villages next week to see about beginning a ministry among the Abasakur people. Find out more -- read the story >>

Patpatar tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 4th, 2008): After hearing lessons from the Old Testament, this week the Patpatars began hearing about the life of Christ. Please pray that they will have good understanding as Christ and the Gospel are presented. Find out more -- read the story >>

Madak tribe, Papua New Guinea (November 4th, 2008): Missionaries began teaching evangelistic Bible lessons to the Madak people this week. They will teach four days a week for the next several months. Please pray for good attendance and attentiveness, and that the teaching will be clearly presented.

Simbari tribe, Papua New Guinea (October 30th, 2008): Simon Ogg, the teenage son of missionaries David and Shari Ogg, needed to go to Australia to treat a broken ankle. Pray for good treatment, and that the Oggs can soon return to translating the Simbari New Testament. Find out more -- read the story >>

Patpatar tribe, Papua New Guinea (October 29th, 2008): Did Grandma Cecelia truly believe in Christ before her death last week? Missionaries Aaron and Lori Luse and Butch and Tammy Kunzer hope she understood when they presented the Gospel to her. Pray that the Patpatar people will listen closely as they hear about the salvation Jesus provided, and that they will place their faith in Him. Find out more -- read the story >>

Tobo tribe, Papua New Guinea (October 29th, 2008): Two Tobo men, Tingon and Kips, attended a translation workshop with missionary Chad Mankins and the men are working together to translate Romans. Please pray they will be able to produce a clear and accurate translation that will help the Tobo believers grow in their relationship with Christ. Find out more -- read the story >>