Tahitian Ministry News
Check out the latest Tahitian Ministry news related to Christian ministry events and activities happening in Tahiti and the French Polynesian islands.
Help Needed: Tahitian Digital Bible Project
I would deeply appreciate your help. French Polynesia has only one digital version of a Bible in Tahitian. That happens to be the New World Translation from the Jehovah's Witnesses. I DETEST this situation. Although we are involved in a...
Reflections on Rurutu
During the week of July 11-15, I (Mark) traveled to Rurutu, a small island about 350 miles southeast of Tahiti. There are 2,400 residents living on its 12 square miles. It was a valuable trip from many perspectives. My purpose was to go and meet as many people as...
Short Term Trip, Long Term Impact
After our trip to the USA, we had a few weeks to recuperate, review, and revitalize until we received our friends Rachel Musser and Amber Walker from the 3D Training Center in Texas. We carefully thought through our many connections and endeavors and went before the...
Happenings in June
“In June, Rachel Musser and Amber Walker of 3D Training Center (www.3dtc.org) visited us. While here, they experienced Tahiti island life from the deep mountain valleys to the beautiful lagoons. They saw everyday Tahitian life from the city to the tiny villages, ate...
Worship in Song
The congregation of Pane’ Ora (Bread of Life) Church in Papara, Tahiti are renowned for their song worship. On Sunday, June 5th, a video team from the Fenua Faith evangelistic team came to record us. You can see Rene’ and me in several scenes along with short-term...
May Bible Camp
Rene’ worked in support of a Bible camp in Papeete alongside the Aka twins, Tepoe and Tepootu. There were 16 children in attendance, from 3-14 years of age, all from the city. The three taught the children Bible lessons, gave personal encouragement, and even sang and...
Visit to the States, Back in Action
PAPARA: TAHITI – Dear Praying Friends, After 8 months in the field, on April 20th we arrived back in the states. How different and even disorienting to go from a generally poor island that is 20 miles across to the wide open spaces of the western United...