Click here to read the latest update from Mike and Katie Taylor, HBC even gets a mention! And click here to read the latest news from the Boxes and find out what “Gremo na kavo!” means and how they’re using that in reaching out to students.

Here is an article that appeared in the Vanuatu Daily Post. Lyndal Webb sent it through, also saying that since the release of the DVD there have been more sales of the New Testament and Mega Voice recording of the New Testament!

Below is an email I just received from Hope Myanmar Partnership. Please be praying for Lincoln’s family…

Hi all.

Lincoln’s father Edward had a heart attack yesterday and is in intensive care. Doctors said that one of the arteries has blocked and his heart rate has been up and down. His BP is down to 70/40.

Lincoln said he was seeming a bit better this morning, so we are hopeful of a recovery.

Please pray for him and his family!

Edward is an amazing Man of God. The following is an excerpt from the HMP website:

Edward’s Story
Edward grew up in Falam - a small village of about 20 houses in the north west of Myanmar. He is the eldest son of a chief man. He went to school in a larger village, about three days walk from home. As a teenager, Edward came to learn about Jesus through missionaries and became the first of his village to become a Christian. Edward moved to Yangon to study the bible at BDS (now Myanmar Institute of Theology). On completing his Bachelor of Theology, he returned to his home as the first of the Falam tribe to hold a Christian Seminary degree. Edward then worked as a bible instructor and went on to be general secretary of the Zomi Baptist Convention and later, the general secretary of the Falam Baptist Association. In 1978, Edward moved with his wife and children to Yangon.

Edwards love for literature and his desire to make Christ known throughout his country led him to translate many works from English into his native tongue. Edward has translated over 400 hymns. He created the first translation of the New Testament in the Falam Chin language. He has since translated many other books into Falam.

Thank you for your prayers and support.

Ray Palmer
Hope Myanmar Partnership

Our missionaries who we support at HBC are part of our church family, even if we don’t get to see them face to face regularly! It’s a great privilege we have to be able to partner with them in their ministry and one of the best ways we can be supporting them is by praying for them!

You can click here to hear about the changes (again!) which the Taylors have gone through and their personal African safari! Click here to hear more about Kingsley Boxes questions about the existence of God. And click here to hear about Lyndal Webb’s adventures on Epi Island running literacy workshops…

I’ve just been uploading some newsletters from our brothers and sisters who we support as a church. It’s a great opportunity we have to partner with them in their ministry. Click here to see who we support as a church and you can click on the links to their news. Hear about some of the Taylor’s embarrassing language blunders, where the Webb’s are up to with the Irumu translation, some of the challenges the Boxes are facing, as well as how the Alley’s have asked their supporters to pray for you!

Here are 10 reasons the Anglican Archbishop of Sydney Peter Jensen has given as to why the ethics classes are not a good idea.

Scripture v’s Ethics #3 is coming…stay tuned!!!

Mike and Katie Taylor have sent through their latest news from Tanzania.

It’s interesting to hear some of the challenges of finding a new church - when you’re dealing with a new country, culture and language!

Click here to go to the page where you can download their March newsletter.

Ross & Lyndal would love you to be a part of a celebration of the work of Wycliffe Bible Translators. See below for details and how you can get a ticket.

Check out here for the latest updates from the Boxes, in particular some urgent ways we can be praying for their family. Also click here to download the first newsletter from the Taylor’s in Tanzania, and read about some of what life is like for them at the moment, and how we can be praying for them.

The Alley’s have welcomed a new edition to their family! To read their Christmas letter and find out more info about their recent addition, click here. Also, to find out some of the tough things the Boxes in Slovenia are struggling with at the moment, click here.