The Yao Believers are Now the Evangelists
“Our idea is to have them do the teaching, with us supporting in the background, ... and [soon] we will be out of the picture altogether!”
“Our idea is to have them do the teaching, with us supporting in the background, ... and [soon] we will be out of the picture altogether!”
Other villages started asking, “What about us? We want someone to come and teach us.”
The foundational Bible teaching among the Nahuatl people of Mexico got off to a rocky start.
The pilot's wife is one of the first to hear how God is at work in the remote areas where we serve.
“If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together.”
At least for tonight, they managed to get to shore, where they spent the night in a barge moored along the bank.
“Brother, they have driven us out of our home in the village again, but we are not worried about this hardship.”
A heart for the people, especially the children.
Today’s unreached people groups live in remote jungles as well as modern cities. Believers are reaching out, pleading for help with the unreached peoples in their midst.