Chris works as an Advisor to the Sob Language group in Papua New Guinea (PNG). He also works as a Consultant for other language groups in PNG. Chris has also taken on the task of writing translation notes in Tok Pisin (the trade language of PNG) for use in THiPP (Translation Helps in PNG Pidgin) that will be used by numerous language groups in PNG. Chris currently lives in the USA but makes three trips a year to PNG to further the ministry there.
Chris and Lori Urton
Serving the Bibleless Peoples of Papua New Guinea
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Charity Navigator has rated Pioneer Bible Translators® “Exceptional” — their highest rating — since 2011 based on financial health, accountability, and transparency. Pioneer Bible Translators is also accredited by the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability.
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