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» A Papua New Guinean Man thinks a white missionary is a ghost
» In Their Own Words: Language Survey (video)
 
 
 
2014 Ministry Overview
 

Questioning Ghosts

God uses even brief encounters to impact lives


The sun is only just starting to rise, but the sweat is already dripping down my back. I’m sitting with an elderly man on the porch of his house. We gaze at the river that rolls through his small village deep in the jungle of Papua New Guinea. I’m trying desperately to make small talk. I’m not sure what we are waiting for. He is not talking, just staring ahead, not even hearing me. His silence feels thicker than the jungle’s hot, humid air.

I know there is something on his mind, something he wants to ask, but I am totally unprepared for what comes next: he thinks I’m a ghost.
 

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2014 Ministry Overview
 

In Their Own Words

Language Survey


Before translation begins, surveyors and sociolinguists uncover essential information for new translators. Brian & Hannah Paris tell how one survey trip planted a desire in the hearts of people for Scripture in their language.
 

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