One of the greatest blessings of the Christian life is that God gave us one another; we don’t have to do life alone! But what does it look like to really be “together”? Explore how believers in Indonesia thrive together and why it’s crucial for us to find community and purpose with other believers.
Called Together
God has woven the individual stories of the Ambonese Malay translation team members into a larger story for his glory. And as they work to translate Scripture, they’re practicing togetherness and community in all things.
In Their Own Words
Understanding God’s Word in their language has given the Manado Malay translation team an immeasurable hope in Jesus. This team is now seeing transformation in the community as people begin to engage with the New Testament!
Engaging with Translated Scriptures
Scripture engagement is such a critical part of the Bible translation process. Teams get to help local speakers really dig into their newly-translated Scriptures. The Ambonese Malay team is doing just that and seeing incredible results.
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Togetherness at Work
Indonesia is a collectivist culture; whether it’s religion, relationships or a livelihood like fishing, the focus is on the group and the greater good, not on the individual.
The Ambonese Malay and Manado Malay communities have gained immense blessings from practicing true togetherness in life and translation work — see how we can learn and benefit from their example!
Finding Togetherness
Dive into practical articles on what “togetherness” looks like, why going to church matters and how to be part of God’s mission in your community.
Why Go to Church?
What did God have in mind when he designed church? (Hint: It goes beyond sermons and worship music!)
What is Togetherness?
As believers, God has called us to togetherness. But what does that mean, and why does it matter?
All the believers devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching, and to fellowship, and to sharing in meals (including the Lord's Supper), and to prayer.
— Acts 2:42 (NLT)
