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    <description><![CDATA[<p>Somewhere in Papua New Guinea there is a filing cabinet full of letters from tribal communities begging for someone to come tell them about God. <em>Still Untold</em> is Randy Smyth's attempt to make those voices audible — through field stories, biblical teaching, and the urgent, answerable question: what is your part in reaching the people no one is going to?</p>
<p>For more than half a century Randy Smyth has engaged with people still untold about Jesus. He spent 17 years as a missionary bush pilot in Papua New Guinea, flying supplies to church planting teams reaching remote people groups with no access to the Gospel. Now he tells their stories. <em>Still Untold</em> is field narratives, biblical teaching, and the question every episode comes back to: there are still 3,166 communities with no one going — would you like a part in changing that?</p>]]></description>
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A reflective podcast-style book report on Bruce Porterfield’s Commandos for Christ, blending a personal childhood memory of meeting the author with the book’s account of missionary courage, sacrifice, and faith-filled efforts to bring the hope of Jesus Christ to isolated people in Bolivia.
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