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How do you use a clay pot instead of a sword?
When Gideon was rallying his army to fight against the armies of Midian, Amalek, and the people of the east, he felt woefully inadequate with his 32,000 troops.
Papua New Guinea
Letters and posts written from or about Papua New Guinea.
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Can Bible translation training go on despite the lockdown?!
A cancelled keyboard workshop in Switzerland is reborn online across eighteen time zones, from California to Papua New Guinea — the pivot that changed how the training is done.
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What do you do when tech support doesn't answer?
Papua New Guinea is the home of more than 800 of the world’s languages.
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What do we do about the slowest computer in the class?
Language Technology Training in Asia and Pacific Areas STARTING SOON Next week, I (Doug) leave to teach two consultant training workshops, one in the Philippines, and one in Papua New Guinea.
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Technology for Scripture Translation and Access
People involved in Scripture engagement came together from all over, making the word Eurasia highly inoperative in its title.
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Higby Herald June 2015
Last month we were blessed to spend a few vacation days to celebrate our May 26th wedding anniversary, and as part of the fun I (Doug) managed to make a cairn with 25 stones.
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Scripture on Smartphones in Africa--Higby Herald March 2015
This was on March 19 in Burkina Faso and we had been battling against very poor Internet causing some participants of the Digital Bible Publishing workshop to struggle at their task.
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Wycliffe translators featured on FOX news
John Nystrom was interviewed recently on FOX news about the book, Sleeping Coconuts, that he and his wife Bonnie authored.
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The Higby Herald - October 2011
Doug & P.J. at the Roman Colosseum Some of you may be wondering if we fell off the merry-go-round that was pictured in our last newsletter in July.