It’s hard to imagine how we ever got along without computers. When Eunice and I first came to Madang in 1981, our office equipment consisted of a rusty manual typewriter and a fairly accurate mechanical adding machine.

Though she had never had the opportunity for formal training, those who worked alongside her recognized her gifts for teaching, leading, and ministering to women.

Our first born, Jason, was six months old when he came to PNG. He learned to speak Tay and English simultaneously as his first languages (mixing them freely)

Look at a book, any book, and what do you see? Letters. You see letters, punctuation and space. Essentially, that is what any book is.

by Bethany Butler Earlier this year, while I was in the remote jungles of Papua New Guinea in the village that I […]