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Answered prayer: the New Testament in his own language. This man is now praying for the Old Testament to be translated into his language. |
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Ben holding a baby kingfisher bird in Bulal Village, Madang Province. |
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Bibles arriving for a New Testament dedication on Manus Island. |
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Lori teaching some village ladies how to bake bread without electricity or natural gas, Bulal Village. |
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Our Bulal Village family |
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Making a canoe, coastal Madang Province |
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Church services, Dylup Station, Madang Province |
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Dead chicken dance, Madang Province |
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Tree on the side of Nobnob Mountain, Madang Province. |
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Michael & Lori hiking with others in Madang Province. Photo by Justin & Katie Visser. |
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A nice, hot, humid, sweaty hike in Madang Province. Photo by Justin & Katie Visser. |
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EBC presentation, dedication of Aiyura Valley to God, PNG Independence Day 2004 |
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Evan at the spring where people in Bulal Village get their drinking water |
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The first white people to enter this cave were Evan, Ben, and Nate. (Evan shown here) |
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Family photo taken as we just completed the Pacific Orientation Course (also known as Jungle Camp), May 2002. The animal on Ben’s shoulder is a cuscus. |
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Sing-sing dancers ready to celebrate the opening of a fish farm, Madang Province |
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Garamut drum players, Lessau Village, Manus Province, during the Nyndrou New Testament Dedication |
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Musicians at the Bargam New Testament Dedication, Madang Province |
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Our boys exploring a World War II artifact in Madang Province |
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Lori at Ukarumpa International School |
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To get to Nobnob, you have to cross the Kapunde River without benefit of a bridge. |
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Michael preaching in Tok Pisin. Somehow, the dress code at DSM didn’t seem relevant when you walk a mile in 90% humidity and 90 degree heat to get to church. Michael has been seen preaching in a tie in the highlands, however. |
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Some houses and boats on Manus Island |
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Children performing traditional pole dance in Bulal Village |
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Public prayer of repentance in Kainantu, PNG Independence Day 2003 |
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