Drew and Jenny have been blessed with the opportunity to support the work of Bible translation and Bible teaching in Papua New Guinea. They have experienced the hope, peace, joy and transformational power of having the Bible in their own lives and they desire for others to share in that alongside them. Drew has been serving as a physical therapist at the Ukarumpa Clinic. His primary focus is on sustaining and enhancing the health and wellness of Bible translators, their families, and other supporting workers [teachers, pilots, Scripture use workers, construction and maintenance workers, etc...]. He also treats some Papua New Guineans patients who otherwise wouldn't have access to physical therapy.
Drew and Jenny are excited to have the opportunity to be a part of sharing the encouragement, hope, and transformational power of the Word through Bible translation. They plan to join in the ongoing work in Papua New Guinea by supporting Bible translators and their families. Drew will be serving at the Ukarumpa Clinic as a Physical Therapist in order to help minimize delays and disruptions in the work of those involved in Bible translation and other ministries. Jenny will be investing in the spiritual lives of the kids of those serving in the area through youth ministry. In order to do this work effectively, they will need a team of people committed to encouraging, praying for, and supporting them financially.
Please prayerfully consider how you might partner in their Wycliffe ministry.
Pacific
Physical Therapist, Youth Ministry
Wes, Kenzie
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