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Tigak tribe, Papua New Guinea (March 28th, 2011): Ned Beall "is under a big time crunch finishing up translating the book of Revelation," Ned and his wife, Linn, wrote. Because the experienced translator who is to check Ned’s work will be in a remote location without e-mail access in April, Ned needs to finish the work in March. Please pray.

Akolet tribe, Papua New Guinea (March 24th, 2011): After hearing teaching from Acts, Gili wanted to share a gift with some of those who are showing interest in the Bible teaching. Pray for Gili as he grows in his understanding of living out his faith. Find out more -- read the story >>

Siar tribe, Papua New Guinea (March 24th, 2011): A rumor circulating among the Siar people shows the spiritual battle that missionaries face in order to give the Siars God’s Word. Please pray that the missionary team will have wisdom in the situation and that God will prepare the people’s heart to receive His truth. Find out more -- read the story >>

Tobo tribe, Papua New Guinea (March 23rd, 2011): One man who has been listening to evangelistic Bible teaching told missionaries he is thankful because "this talk is really clear in my insides. … It is all true and it is becoming clearer and clearer to me." Pray that he and others continue to listen and process God’s Word.

Akolet tribe, Papua New Guinea (March 21st, 2011): Lonsi and Samam are eager for other Akolets to place their faith in Christ. Pray that more people hearing God’s Word "put it all together." Find out more -- read the story >>

Dinangat tribe, Papua New Guinea (March 21st, 2011): After hearing teaching from Acts, a Dinangat believer followed the example of those in the early church and burned items from his past that represented idolatry. Pray for the Dinangat believers as they grow in their walk with Christ and confess Him publicly. Find out more -- read the story >>

Siar tribe, Papua New Guinea (March 16th, 2011): Pray for the missionary team preparing to teach evangelistic Bible lessons to the Siars, probably starting in July. One Siar man who is helping translate lessons said, "The things that you have shared with me are brand new to us." Find out more -- read the story >>

Akolet tribe, Papua New Guinea (March 14th, 2011): When Lonsi and Samam heard "whosoever calls on the name of the Lord will be saved," they wasted no time. Pray that more Akolets will believe on Christ as they hear God’s Word. Find out more -- read the story >>

Siawi tribe, Papua New Guinea (March 11th, 2011): Linda Krieg’s work is taking place far from family. Pray that she has the strength, wisdom and perseverance to help complete the Siawi New Testament. Find out more -- read the story >>

Dom tribe, Papua New Guinea (March 11th, 2011): Jim and Judy Burdett want to start a literacy class in another village. Since the village is too far to get to each day, they are thinking about building a small structure where they can spend a couple of weeks at a time teaching literacy in the mornings and Bible studies at night. Please pray that they can work out the details.

Dinangat tribe, Papua New Guinea (March 9th, 2011): Believers in one village are studying Ephesians while a group in another village is finishing Acts. The main village among the Dinangats remains closed to the Gospel though there are more reports of people asking for Bible teaching. Pray that the believers will have a strong witness and that the road will be cleared to teach in the main village.

Dom tribe, Papua New Guinea (March 8th, 2011): Jim Burdett is getting several Dom New Testament books ready for a translation check in June. "It is tedious and exhausting, but also exciting," Judy Burdett wrote. Please pray that Jim will have the energy and wisdom he needs for the work.

Akolet tribe, Papua New Guinea (February 25th, 2011): The Akolets have heard the Law, and last week Adam Martin used two illustrations to help them understand why God gave the Law. Pray that they continue listening and meet the promised Rescuer. Find out more -- read the story >>

Akolet tribe, Papua New Guinea (February 18th, 2011): An Akolet village is hearing evangelistic Bible lessons on an MP3 player. Pray that the people listening to the teaching will understand and place their faith in Christ. Find out more -- read the story >>

Siar tribe, Papua New Guinea (February 15th, 2011): The fourth Siar literacy class starts next week, and four Siars -- Ellie, Sakman, Nelson and Linsee -- are teaching. Please pray for the 14 students "to be faithful, understand the lessons, and ultimately be able to read so one day they can read the Word of God," wrote missionaries Jonathan and Melissa Jackson.

Simbari tribe, Papua New Guinea (February 14th, 2011): The Simbari believers have been studying Romans and are getting ready to study Ephesians. "Many of their questions about sin were answered in the book of Romans and I look forward to them finding answers to their questions about family problems in the book of Ephesians," wrote missionary Lori Morley. Please pray.

Dinangat tribe, Papua New Guinea (February 11th, 2011): As the Dinangats hear more of God’s Word they are seeing that they still retained some of their old beliefs. They are now being freed from their unbiblical thinking. Praise God with us and pray for their continued growth. Find out more -- read the story >>

Siar tribe, Papua New Guinea (February 11th, 2011): The missionary team to the Siar people plans to begin teaching evangelistic Bible lessons on July 4. "There are 70 Bible lessons to be written and many portions of Scripture to be translated to go along with those lessons between now and then," wrote missionaries Jonathan and Melissa Jackson. Pray that all the preparations are made on time.

Siawi tribe, Papua New Guinea (February 10th, 2011): Forty Siawi men were challenged by missionary Jason Swanson to love their wives. The men were asked to do some creative things to show their love. Please pray that God will work in the believers hearts to bring love and unity to these couples lives. Find out more -- read the story >>

Tobo tribe, Papua New Guinea (February 9th, 2011): A Tobo man -- Unex -- says the evangelistic Bible lessons he is hearing are clear and leave him with no questions to ask. He is happy to be learning God’s Talk. Please pray that his understanding will grow and produce faith in Christ. Find out more -- read the story >>