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✓ Published: 06-Jul-2016
✓ Published: 06-Jul-2016
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Our 2016 high school seniors went to the ends of the earth on a mission trip to Papua New Guinea. As an exciting conclusion to their Doulos discipleship training at Tomball Bible Church they got to serve along side the Greenlaws, who are veteran tribal church planters in the East Sepik Province of PNG. These students put on a VBS for kids in the surrounding neighborhoods, served children at the local hospital, did support work on the NTM mission base in Wewak, and worshipped with inmates. The ic
Our 2016 high school seniors went to the ends of the earth on a mission trip to Papua New Guinea. As an exciting conclusion to their Doulos discipleship training at Tomball Bible Church they got to serve along side the Greenlaws, who are veteran tribal church planters in the East Sepik Province of PNG. These students put on a VBS for kids in the surrounding neighborhoods, served children at the local hospital, did support work on the NTM mission base in Wewak, and worshipped with inmates. The ic
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