Scripture is clear: we are to pass on the knowledge and wisdom that God has given us to others in order to keep the gospel moving beyond the edge of the Church.
Partner to Partner
The Partner to Partner quarterly newsletter helps you see how God is working around the world through your partnership with Ethnos360. Besides encouraging stories of transformed lives and updates from the field, each issue presents opportunities and options for you to help accelerate God's work among the world's tribal people.
This opportunity is called STEER, Inc. Their tagline is rather catchy: STEERing Money to Missions! Let me explain briefly how this works.
We want to present partnership opportunities to you in a way that makes you smile as you understand what you are a part of.
The call went out and you took the challenge. The Multi-Purpose Building (or Recreation and Conference Center) still needs to be completed.
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Because of you and your gifts, New Tribes Mission is able to prepare missionaries effectively to take the gospel to the ends of the earth.
Your gift toward the completion of the multi-purpose building at NTM’s Missionary Training Center will further the training of future missionaries.
Your gifts and prayers have helped lay the foundation for teamwork of national and Western missionaries.
Large and small companies often honor their employees by matching their charitable donations. While the majority of employers match gifts on a dollar-for-dollar basis, some matches are two, three, and even four times the amount already given.
When NTM Aviation pilot Jon Leedahl was involved in a life-threatening motorcycle accident that cost him his leg, it wasn’t only his life that was affected. Read his wife’s testimony.
NTM Aviation pilot Jon Leedahl was nearing the completion of his extensive training with SIL (JAARS) in the Kodiak airplane — and God had already miraculously provided two of the three Kodiaks that NTM Aviation needed for Papua New Guinea. Within a year’s time at least one of the Kodiaks would be on location in Papua New Guinea and Jon would be in the pilot’s seat. Life was good. Everything was going according to plan.
With three Kodiaks in Papua New Guinea arriving far more rapidly than we expected, our urgent attention turns to the remaining setup so the program runs smoothly, efficiently, and above all, safely.
