Partner to Partner helps you see how God is working around the world through your involvement with NTM. In addition to encouraging stories of transformed lives, each letter presents ways for you to help accelerate God’s work among the unreached people of the world.
A dedicated team worked for years to translate God’s Word into the language of this isolated tribe. Yet even as the cheers of joy and accomplishment echo, the clang of uncertainty reverberates as well. Some ever-present questions remain unanswered. What happens now?
Being a pastor isn’t easy. So it makes sense that many pastoral positions require a master of divinity degree, which takes two to four years of study after a four-year degree. Yet people are often surprised that NTM’s missionary training takes so long — two to four years.
Sara Royer is glad to participate in a project for eternity.
The Hall family is full of anticipation for what God will do in and through their lives.
Missionary Porter Hampton shares a glimpse of the first wedding he and his wife have witnessed in the village where they live.
The children of missionaries are special young people who live between cultures.
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The eternal welfare of the Tigak people outweighs the comfort and sweetness of home.