Mibu Ministry: Saying Goodbye

Monday, January 14, 2013

Saying Goodbye

sWe said goodbye not long ago to our co-workers, Chris and Angie Walker and family and Joey Tartaglia after having three and a half weeks of working together in Mibu. We were really blessed by their being here and look forward to more similar opportunities in the future.

Please be in prayer that Chris Walker's plans to come back in sometime in February would work out.

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What we do

We’ve worked in the remote Mibu tribe for the last 20+ years now (as of 2024). 14 of those years were spent actually living full-time in the jungle, and beyond that we have continued working remotely, the last three years from Mesa, Arizona!

From no written language, no access to the gospel message, and not a single believer, to what is now a thriving, healthy church with local elders and leaders, God has done phenomenal things! The church in Mibu has since brought the gospel teaching to at least 15 other villages where more and more people are hearing the gospel in a dark dark place!

We continue serving the church in Mibu by keeping the translation project moving forward, developing lessons, and consulting with the church leaders to support them in their roles, as well as making regular visits.

For more details about our ministry strategy over the years, please be sure to check out the “Mibu Story” and “Ministry Objectives” pages here!

We trust the Lord for regular monthly financial support for doing this ministry. For information on how to give, please see the “Financial Partners Needed” page here!

Also please scroll through our blog to see the many wonderful stories and photographs through the history of this ministry!