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Thankful for the gift of language helpers
	(2009-11-13) Balanta language helpers work with missionary Susan Logsdon to translate the book of Romans.

A seed planted
	(2009-10-01) A Balanta believer in Senegal said the death of Joey Rabe several years ago was a seed for the Balanta church.

Budik man wants to hear God's Word
	(2009-08-20) Tama had resisted, and would not allow his wife to hear Bible lessons.

Eggs without feathers
	(2009-07-31) Missionaries on home assignment have to adjust their thinking when driving or buying groceries.

Late rains test believers
	(2009-07-27) Many Budiks take rituals for a good harvest very seriously.

Kankuran spirit visits the Balanta
	(2009-07-09) Missionaries observed a marriage ceremony of a Balanta woman to the spirit.

10 Badyarankes learn to read
	(2009-07-02) Teaching literacy is an important step toward planting a church among the people group in Senegal.

Fire gets out of hand
	(2009-06-01) Several Budik homes and much inside them were destroyed.

Visit reaffirms need
	(2009-04-15) Missionary Penny Warner finds some Jalungas in Mali have little or no understanding of the Gospel.

Konyaguis will help reach Konyaguis
	(2009-04-14) Missionaries are working with believers in Senegal and unreached people in Guinea.

Partnering to reach Konyaguis
	(2009-03-25) Missionaries are building relationships and plan to work with a local church.

Out of the classroom
	(2009-03-03) Instead of learning French in a university setting, missionaries Jennifer Rabe and Heather Gordy are living with host families to learn the culture and language of Senegal.

Willing to help wherever
	(2009-02-16) Missionary pilot Jim Stewart and his wife, Kris, took on other duties to help with a recent translation workshop.

Missionary keeps contact with Jalunga people
	(2009-02-11) Audrey DeJager visited several villages in Senegal where she ministered for more than 20 years.

Translation teams sharpen their skills
	(2009-01-22) Eight teams meeting in Senegal are learning how to translate God's Word into tribal languages.

New ministry, old ties
	(2009-01-12) Though Audrey Dejager has a new ministry, the Jalunga people still consider her one of them.

Balantas hear about Christ's birth
	(2008-12-29) Guest spot on radio program gives Dave McKee an opportunity to share God's Word.

Plane an answer to prayer
	(2008-12-22) Cessna means Senegal can continue to have air support.

Moving on
	(2008-12-04) Some of the Jalunga people in Senegal rejected the Gospel message, so missionaries are seeking God's plan for the future.

Breakdowns add to burden
	(2008-11-11) Liv Poulsen and Rebecca Stottlemyer are thankful for the help that has allowed them to keep building relationships among the Badyranke people.

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