Missions

The Pearl's have been involved heavily in missions since, well, since they were Michael Pearl and Debi Smith! This love for missions is a constant undercurrent in No Greater Joy, and this section has all the missions oriented articles.

"Wusay,wusay, Ai yanday!" —, September 1995

"Welcome, welcome, our sister/friend"

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Aiome Tribe Welcomes Missionaries —By: Michael Pearl, August 1995

This news letter will go to the printer before Rebekah and Gabriel get home from Papua New Guinea. For us, it has been a matter of daily, nearly constant prayer. We know that our two children are in our Father’s hands. When they...


Engaged —By: Joshua Steel & Kelsie Powell, July 2004

...one day, just when it seemed that God didn’t want me to be married any time in the next 20 years, I received an e-mail from my mom. She wrote about a young lady that she and my sisters had met who was absolutley phenomenal....


From Kelsie —By: Kelsie Powell, July 2004

It was a balmy evening in March. The tree branches waved in the breeze and ducks swam in the nearby pond. My little brother and I skipped stones on the water while my parents strolled along the winding path. “Kelsie,” my dad...


God’s Story Coming Alive —By: Shalom Brand, April 2008

From the time I was a baby, Dad and Mom taught us stories from the Bible. I remember us kids sitting on the floor as Dad went through the Old Testament, telling the stories of sin and judgment, of grace and sacrifice.


Homeschooler Obeys the Great Commission —By: Michael Pearl, August 1995

I want to introduce you to another homeschooler, T. J. Slayman.


Homeschoolers to New Guinea —By: Michael Pearl, July 1995

By the time you receive this news letter my twenty-one- year old daughter, Rebekah and eighteen-year-old son, Gabriel will be on the other side of the world, hiking the mountain trails of Papua New Guinea.

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Testimony of a Young Woman —By: Jael Girard, May 2005

I am the oldest of nine children ranging from five to 21 years old. In 1993, when I was 9 years old, our family went to Papua New Guinea as missionaries.

 


The Illustrated Bible Story —By: Michael Pearl, January 2006

Complete at last! After seven years, countless days of work, and over $125,000 in expenditures, not counting any printing, that great missionary project is complete!


Translations Now In Progress —By: Michael Pearl, January 2006

"The entrance of thy words giveth light; it giveth understanding unto the simple" Ps 119:130.

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Unfolding Drama —By: Michael Pearl and Gregg Rozeboom, April 2008

No Greater Joy Ministries is sending out this foursome (nine-some, if you count the kids) to minister the Word of God in drama. Pray for them as they go out with the ministry of reconciliation in Christ’s stead.


What God Can Do —By: K****’S TESTIMONY, July 2006

When I was a little girl, I hated the Hmong “Jao Fa” people, because they would shoot vehicles and schools.

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