Monthly Archives: June 2023

News…

The rainy season is “officially” over as of the middle of May. We were finally able to leave the bush for a few days after being in “lockdown” there for almost 6 months straight. As a husband, I am proud of my wife who thinks more of ministry and serving the Tiale people than any insecurities that could come our way, knowing that for nearly 4 out of the 6 months, it was nigh impossible to leave our village because one or both rivers were flooded, and yet God never let anxiety get to her (or us).

Bible School Teachers & their Wives

Honestly, we were so engaged in our ministry that we didn’t even realize 6 months passed us by.  We cannot express all of the things God is doing in and through the Tiale people! Yes, people are getting saved but also their faith is ever growing; finding freedom from centuries of animism and worship of the occults. Even a few months ago our core believers didn’t understand that some of the things they were doing were of animistic nature. God is truly stoking the fires! (to continue reading see the newsletter below or click the link).

The Bible School Students

Thank you for your faithful love and support for us and our ministry here!

We are YOUR feet (and hands) here in Vanuatu,

~Seth & Nicole Stokes

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Flashback…

We wanted to share a short video with you about what Mother’s Day looked like for us here. These cultural events are very special and are always a highlight for everyone in the community… not to mention, a good excuse to eat cake! This is a newer tradition that got adopted into the culture not too long ago.

Mother’s Day-Vanuatu Style

Your feet to the Tiale people & the country of Vanuatu,

~Seth & Nicole Stokes

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Cultural Event

First Hair Cut & First Shave

We want to share a video highlighting a recent cultural event here in our village. A child’s first hair cut means they are now part of the village, and the boys first shave means they are now men who are allowed to get married. Both ceremonies are very important in the Tiale culture. Thank you for following our journey as we minister to the Tiale people!

Your Feet to the Tiale people & the country of Vanuatu,

-Seth & Nicole Stokes

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