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Jungle trolls and bees
(larger photo)	(September 2, 2009) Missionaries are learning the culture of the Palawano people so they can present the Gospel in a relevant way.

Back to the familiar
(larger photo)	(August 26, 2009) God's care and provision was demonstrated for a Palawano boy and his mother who just returned home after weeks in the city.

God's doing just fine
(larger photo)	(August 21, 2009) Missionaries return to their work to find that the believers did well in their absence.

A whole new world
(larger photo)	(July 20, 2009) A medically needed trip to a large city for two Palawano people is shocking, but interesting.

Palawano believer falls ill
(larger photo)	(June 4, 2009) Nili, a Palawano believer and co-worker to missionaries in the Philippines has a serious heart condition.

Fire provides opportunity
(larger photo)	(May 26, 2009) Missionaries George and Ginny Olson use a misfortune as an opportunity to show Christ's love.

Through the fire
(larger photo)	(May 6, 2009) A burned-down house gave Palawanos a chance to reach out and support their neighbors in the Philippines.

NTM Aviation to the rescue again
(larger photo)	(April 9, 2009) A couple in the Philippines is flown out so the wife can receive medical help not available in her remote Palawano village.

Palawanos fear giant, man-eating bat
(larger photo)	(April 7, 2009) Learning the culture of the Palawano people magnifies their need of the Gospel for missionary George Olson.

A light in hard times
(larger photo)	(April 3, 2009) While life from outside creeps in on a Morop village and missionaries work hard at learning culture and language, God brings some encouragement.

Returning to the whirlwind
(larger photo)	(September 12, 2008) Despite a number of disruptions, missionaries George and Ginny Olson have resumed culture and language study among the Palawanos in the Philippines.

Flights can be life or death
(larger photo)	(September 3, 2008) Missionary pilots provide a lifeline for tribal people and the missionaries who serve them.

Palawano health clinic crisis
(larger photo)	(August 19, 2008) Aggressive non-Palawano men have been threatening and demanding, forcing a temporary closure.

Jar related to spirit worship
(larger photo)	(July 25, 2008) Missionary George Olson is trying to figure out what's going on as he learns about the culture of the Southern Palawano people.

What's it mean to be Roman?
(larger photo)	(July 24, 2008) Missionaries and their Palawano co-workers in the Philippines are asking themselves many questions as they seek to translate unknown concepts and foreign words.

'I can read and write'
(larger photo)	(July 21, 2008) Palawanos in the Philippines graduated from their literacy program.

Medical emergencies stretch new missionaries
(larger photo)	(June 30, 2008) The Olsons are forced to adjust quickly to life in the tribe

Translated scripture blesses believers
(larger photo)	(May 12, 2008) Palawano believers in the Philippines studied the first chapters of Acts which are newly translated in their language.

"Please thank them all for me."
(larger photo)	(April 29, 2008) A believer in the Philippines wants to give back to show his appreciation to missionaries.

Missionary, Palawanos sharpening Acts
(larger photo)	(March 28, 2008) With plenty of help, Bill and Donna Davis and their tribal co-workers are also making headway on translating Ephesians.

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