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Clarifying for the people
(larger photo)	(January 7, 2009) The translation of Acts in the Simba language is being checked in Bolivia.

Finding a reason to celebrate
(larger photo)	(January 7, 2009) The Prai people of Thailand traditionally do not often gather or plan events, but Jesus is the reason for an upcoming celebration this month.

Growing through fellowship
(larger photo)	(January 6, 2009) Pai believers in Paraguay are developing their faith.

Learning to laugh at themselves
(larger photo)	(January 6, 2009) As they learn the Indonesian culture and language missionaries Michael and Amy Hutteman find humor in embarrassing situations.

Love despite the culture
(larger photo)	(January 5, 2009) Landuma beliefs in Guinea hold that epileptics may be "a spawn of a demon'" but love is overcoming that.

Holidays, Papua New Guinea style
(larger photo)	(January 2, 2009) Traditional feats, services and evacuation, all become a part of the Christmas break.

Unex has never heard anything like this
(larger photo)	(December 30, 2008) The God of the Bible is foreign to this Tobo man, who is helping missionaries learn his culture and language.

Guinea remains calm in transition
	(December 30, 2008) Military takeover after president's death appears to be widely seen as a good thing inside the country.

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

Dinangats proclaim Jesus' birth
(larger photo)	(December 25, 2008) Many in Papua New Guinea now have a clear understanding why Christ came to earth.

Taking responsibility a new step
(larger photo)	(December 23, 2008) The Prai people culturally do not take leadership, but one pair of believers is following by stepping up.

Guinea's long-time president dies
(larger photo)	(December 23, 2008) Missionaries take precautions amid concerns about who will succeed him and how orderly the transition will be.

Plane an answer to prayer
(larger photo)	(December 22, 2008) Cessna means Senegal can continue to have air support.

'On the trail of Jesus'
(larger photo)	(December 19, 2008) Many place their faith in Christ after Hewa teachers, Yanis and Ken, present God's Word in Papua New Guinea.

Manobos teach and train
(larger photo)	(December 19, 2008) More villages hear God's Word as teachers share and equip others to teach.

Brazilian congressmen address legislation
	(December 19, 2008) Two manifestos were presented on Wednesday requesting that legislation affecting the future of missionary activity be discussed further.

Prayers affirm faith for Tobo men
(larger photo)	(December 18, 2008) Kips and Tignon were able to help with Bible translation because of God's answers.

Missionaries give glimpse of USA
(larger photo)	(December 18, 2008) Missionaries John and Sharon Steadman hosted a booth at The Festival of Nations in Mexico.

New legislation has the potential to change tribal missions in Brazil
(larger photo)	(December 17, 2008) If President Lula signs it in its present form, it appears that missionaries would have to leave tribal locations.

Dinangat men accepting the challenge
(larger photo)	(December 17, 2008) After being told of their biblical responsibilities, the men are stepping forward and learning to read in Papua New Guinea.

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