TRANSLATION CHECKING

We are still checking 2 Samuel with our consultant today. Hopefully, we will be able to finish checking all the books that has been drafted so that we can have them published as a trial version. The books are Daniel, Nehemiah, Haggai, Malachi, Esther, 1 &2 Samuel, and Joshua in addition to Jonah, Proverbs and Ruth that are already in the hands of the Kalanguya people.

There is nothing to do but glorify God for all the great things that he has been doing in the Kalanguya Bible Translation ministry. Today, we celebrate the first day of the new addition in our team-- Norman Malcat-- a dear brother who resigned from his government job because of his commitment to the Lord. Please pray that our team will grow spiritually together as we endeavor towards finishing the work that the Lord has priveleged us with. It is indeed a great honor to be working with the KING.

Please pray with us (Bong & Margie) also for our trip to Mindanao on May 16, 2006. We hope to kickstart a translation team among Bong's people... the Southern Subanen of Zamboanga Sibugay Province.

Please pray also for the upcoming 37th Kalanguya Believers' Annual Conference which will happen in Mapayao Christian Church, Kayapa, Nueva Vizcaya. Pray for a time of spiritual growth and revival among the Kalanguya believers. Pray that God will be continually glorified in the lives of the Kalanguya people.

Thank you all for partnering with us.



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