Moving Forward In Papua New Guinea
![The Nies and Brownies traveled from Kavieng, located on the northern tip of New Ireland to Mussau Island, located at red indicator on the map.](https://www.jaars.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/The-Nies-and-Brownies-traveled-from-Kavieng-located-on-the-northern-tip-of-New-Ireland-to-Mussau-Island-located-at-red-indicator-on-the-map.-.jpg)
Navigating a maze of ruts on a narrow dirt track. Crossing fast-flowing rivers fed by more than ten feet of rain a year—without a bridge. Scaling mountain heights on a precarious trail little more than a footpath.
An episode of The Amazing Race? No—it is the day-to-day reality for those in remote areas in the East Papua region of Papua New Guinea. Our Bible translation partner there, BTA Alotau, needs a 4WD vehicle to minister to the needs of more than 15 language programs, including delivering personnel and supplies to where they are needed most.
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