Tracking Every Movement
May 17, 2021Back in 2007, Tim McIntosh, now the director of JAARS Maritime Department, began working with SIL Papua New Guinea (PNG) as an administrator for their…
God’s Vessels
May 13, 2021Children’s eyes grow wide as the JAARS helicopter emerges from the cotton-puff clouds in the cornflower-blue sky overhead. The children point up and gasp as…
JAARS Day 2.1
May 6, 2021Bring your chairs and blankets! JAARS Day 2.1 is almost upon us. The event on May 15 will look different from past events, due to…
Preparing a Delicious Meal
May 5, 2021Drew Maust is, in some ways, a chef. As a translation consultant in Cameroon, he helps three Bible translation teams prepare life-sustaining ‘meals’ for their…
What Are You Tied Into?
May 3, 2021The Motilon people in the jungles of Colombia, didn’t have a word for ‘faith’. Every night, far above the jungle floor, they tied themselves into…
LIstening for the Call
April 25, 2021Richard Shipman, a writer on the JAARS Communications team, has a diverse up-in-the-air background in aviation. So how did he ever land at JAARS? Richard…
The Message He Carries
April 22, 2021God has begun wooing Abi* and Fani*, two Ayri* people in Africa, to himself through his marvelous message of love. Like many others in this…
God’s Perfect Timing*
April 20, 2021Sometimes in life, we have time to research decisions carefully before making them. Other times, we have a split second to make a decision, important…
Two Places to Call Home
April 15, 2021Unlike most boys his age, Shay Burgess has two places to call home. He is what we at JAARS affectionately call a TCK, or Third-Culture…