Bible School
Bible school in session
Bible student with wife
Bible student and family
Bible Students in Kotidanga
As soon as we arrived, several believers approached us about doing some sort of Bible training so they would be able to preach the Gospel message to their own people. We waited until we were settled into the village location (early 2005) to start classes. In the mean time we did literacy training. Eight students have now finished their first year of classes (New Testament Survey, Doctrines of the Bible, Dispensations, Christian Character, and Homiletics). We now have another eight students who have started their first year of classes as well.
Bro. James Griggers came to Mt. Hagen, Papua New Guinea to speak at a national pastor’s school. Attendance was over 600 each evening with over 175 pastors attending. Matt and I had the privilege of flying ALL of our preachers from the Kamea to the meetings.
December 2007 Bible School Graduation and Rally Meetings See Over 120 Saved and 49 Baptized
Airplane Fundraising Goal
The amazing warming of the hearts of God’s people toward the purchase of the aircraft we need to reach very isolated people groups of PNG with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
The amazing warming of the hearts of God’s people toward the purchase of the aircraft we need to reach very isolated people groups of PNG with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
The Indigenous Principle
Philosophy of ministry carries over into practical daily life. See how this happened with the airstrip project’s land.
Philosophy of ministry carries over into practical daily life. See how this happened with the airstrip project’s land.
A House for Pastor James
Building a house for Pastor James Naudi.
Building a house for Pastor James Naudi.
Departure for PNG!
Cherith departs the USA for the foreign field.
Cherith departs the USA for the foreign field.
Walking for Days
In our area of the Gulf Province, there are no roads. We can only walk or fly. Flying is always the preferred method, but sometimes, you just can’t fly…
In our area of the Gulf Province, there are no roads. We can only walk or fly. Flying is always the preferred method, but sometimes, you just can’t fly…