It’s been an incredible five months since our last update in September—here’s a quick recap of what God has been doing!

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.

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.

More bloodwork and a new target date for our return to PNG!

Here's a quick update with the results from the latest blood work!

We are back in sunny Southern California, but it doesn’t quite feel like “home” anymore.

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.

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.

We can’t be more excited about all that has happened in the last 2 months.