For decades, the Moni translation team labored over typewriters and carbon copy paper to bring God's Word to a remote people group in the jungles of Papua. The complete New Testament is finished, and the Old Testament is close, but the finish line still seemed years away. Then, in the span of 48 hours, two unexpected phone calls connected an Indonesian-speaking AI expert with a Wycliffe contact, and suddenly a 2030 deadline started looking very different. Setbacks including the death of team members, illness, and a nearly blinding cataract condition for the team leader have not stopped what God is doing. This is a story about divine timing, modern technology, and a people group on the verge of receiving their complete Bible. Read the full update and find out how you can pray and be part of it.

Along Papua’s Trans Road, John Cutts encounters Moni families who have fled their mountain villages, now surviving in makeshift shelters. Their stories reveal a modern-day Trail of Tears—and the urgent need to support displaced families with education, food, and hope.

Aner steps off the first plane to land in Hitadipa in years, met by villagers moved to tears by his return.