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God Speaks to me in Kagayanen!
The New Testament and Genesis for the Kagayanen people
Philippine Barangay Nusa, of Cagayancillio Island celebrates!
This is “The Word of God gives light to you” in Kagayanen.
David’s psalm of praise and thanks to God (1 Chron. 16:29, Psalm 29:2, Psalm 96:9) is in front of some wood benches in a building
that has no electricity until 4 in the afternoon.
We are singing “Jesus is Alive Forevermore” in Cebuano. Some Kaygayanen people once lived, in southern Philippines, where
Cebuano is spoken.
Kagayanen people take cooked rice out to the field for lunch in these baskets, weaved from coconut palm leaves.
Casava, a root, is a main food of the Kagayanen people.
Casava Crackers
Jacqueline Huggins was part of the team of Bible translators, blessing the Kagayanen people with God’s “love letter” in
their language.
The Kagayanen now have God’s precious Word in their language, but millions of other people still wait for His Word in their language.
They wait in darkness without Him!
