Writing updates about our life in the jungle can feel daunting—translating a third-world reality for a first-world audience. We grapple daily with our limitations in the face of the Kuyu’s deeply rooted animistic beliefs.
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After thousands of years as an oral language, the Kuyu have an alphabet for the first time! Track the history of the Kuyu language back to Babel.
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More bloodwork and a new target date for our return to PNG!
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Here's a quick update with the results from the latest blood work!
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We are back in sunny Southern California, but it doesn’t quite feel like “home” anymore.
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Life in Kuyu is difficult to encapsulate into words. It's a tapestry woven from threads of joy and sorrow, survival and celebration, learning and unlearning.
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Building a house in a remote location is no easy task. Spanning the course of 6-9 months, the missionary team will develop house plans, purchase materials, transport the materials into the bush, and then begin building structures.
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We can’t be more excited about all that has happened in the last 2 months.
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Once a location is identified by the missionary team, the next step is to prepare land for housebuilding and sign land agreements.
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What seemed like endless waiting has turned into a falling trail of dominos
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