How things have changed since we first arrived in Papua New Guinea in 1985. In those early days of our work the "mail man" was an MAF pilot who flew over our village every couple of months and threw a bag of letters out the window. And that was the easy part. Getting mail out was nearly impossible.

Now with the internet, we are able to enjoy almost instantaneous communications with our friends, family, and ministry partners. Even while we are in the village, a hundred miles from the nearest phone line, we can send and receive e-mail via an HF radio link. With our kids back in the States, we can't express how great it is to be able to e-mail back and forth every few days.

Good communication with our ministry partners is very important to us. We especially value the ability to get timely news to our prayer partners about things that they can be bringing to the Lord. And we believe that anyone who supports this ministry in any way needs to be completely informed about the progress and challenges of our work. For that reason we have established the following means of communicating with you.