Bridging the Gap to the Unreached
February 4, 2022
Who are the unreached people groups and how unreached really are they? What are some keys for extending the reach of the Gospel cross-culturally to
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When Did This Jungle Trek Begin?
August 19, 2021
Navigating rapids, crossing precarious log bridges, sloshing through knee-deep water, and doggedly trying to keep up with our native guide. These were a few of
Why the Tarahumara Need a Bible
February 17, 2021
Note. This story refers to speakers of a small dialect of the much larger Tarahumara language group. To Hear with Their Hearts My family has
Giving Thanks with the Mayangna Translators
January 28, 2021
After twenty years “Our first efforts at translating into Mayangna were soon after Ben arrived in the territory in Nicaragua. We felt my people’s desperate
Team Launch in Progress
November 21, 2020
What is Team Launch? It is a 6-week stay here at the All-Nations base with your future team just before heading to the field. In
An Open Door for the Mixtec
October 30, 2020
Weekly in our little town in southern Mexico, early on Tuesday, we hear a distant airhorn. The “toot-toot” gets closer until finally it is at
Oh the Joys of Culture
September 3, 2020
MJM writes from Colombia— Oh the joys of language and culture acquisition! What does it mean when someone sends a Whatsapp message and asks, “Hey,
God Is Building the Mixtec Team
November 12, 2019
by the Wagoners Teaming up for God’s work The Mixtec team is currently at the ABT base for Phase II Training, the last phase of
Wednesday at Phase II Training
November 6, 2019
Today was a day of contingency training with Reagan, about “Risk and Incident” management. This day of training, unlike most, includes concepts that we hope
Crippled Disciples: the Mayangna Story
October 5, 2019
This colorful and often discouraging story of evangelism, Bible translation, church life—and syncretism—among a language group in Nicaragua presents a powerful case for faithfulness in