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God is not great?
	(2008-05-08) 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!'
	(2008-05-08) Believers among the Bagwido people of Papua New Guinea give clear testimony of their faith in Christ.

Dinangats give clear testimonies as new believers
	(2008-05-07) Several people have responded to the Gospel, though some are still afraid to profess it publicly.

Jolen understands God's gift
	(2008-05-06) The Wusuraambyan woman couldn't sleep as she thought about what Jesus did for her.

'I was one of those men'
	(2008-05-05) A Dinangat man identifies with those who beat Jesus, and declares he will not turn his back on Christ anymore.

New believers among Inanbimalis
	(2008-05-05) Missionaries focus on one-on-one discipleship of those who have heard Bible lessons

Dinangats contemplate what Jesus did
	(2008-05-02) Many are beginning to understand where the Bible lessons are leading.

Focusing on eternal instead of temporal
	(2008-05-02) 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
	(2008-05-02) Believers encourage each other as they seek growth in their walk with Jesus.

Understanding the whole story
	(2008-05-01) The Inanbimali people of Papua New Guinea are responding to evangelistic Bible teaching.

Lavongai translation committee formed
	(2008-04-29) Six Lavongais are working with missionary Sarah Pauli to make decisions on language and formatting.

Inanbimalis responding to God's Word
	(2008-04-25) Many who are hearing Bible lessons are realizing they are sinners in need of a savior.

Dinangats hear only Christ saves
	(2008-04-24) After a good time of questions and answers, the people respond to clear, biblical teaching.

"Wake up your foot"
	(2008-04-24) Promise Vaughan is serving in the associate program as a nurse in Papua New Guinea. Her role allows for some humorous situations as she learns to speak Melanesian Pidgin.

Illustrations bring God's Word to life
	(2008-04-23) The Dinangats of Papua New Guinea gained deeper understanding through visual demonstrations of biblical stories.

Missionaries seek new place of ministry
	(2008-04-22) Tribal group welcomes missionaries to settle in their village.

Sepinus wants to read God's Word
	(2008-04-17) Despite degenerating eyesight, this new believer reads all he can, over and over again.

The Bridge-Man not like us, Inanbimalis learn
	(2008-04-16) Bible teaching is nearing the Good News, when the people hear the whole story and have decisions to make.

Getting into God's kingdom
	(2008-04-15) The Dinangat people learned through illustration that they can't get themselves to Heaven.

Deaths cause confusion among the Inanbimali people
	(2008-04-14) Three men passed away in the last four months, and the people are searching for answers and salvation.

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