


Thank you for your prayers and financial support that enable the work of global Bible translation. This is your ministry!
Daniel had a fruitful trip to Maribor, Slovenia (pictured above with the team, plumbing & mudding). He and the team from Nashville, TN, were able to bless a local Slovenian church by helping to convert an old storage building into office space that they can use for their youth outreach and horse ranch. The team did lots of work to frame the rooms, put up drywall, run electricity, organize storage, etc. Daniel helped with that and also installed all the plumbing for the new bathroom. That was a fun challenge since European plumbing differs from what we have in the States.


Locally, Pamala and Ariela (pictured above teaching the wordless book and on her first day of 10th grade) helped run a Child Evangelism Fellowship outreach party in a local school through our local church. They will help with holiday parties throughout the year.
As a family, we are enjoying settling into our new church. It is a blessing to attend a church only 11 minutes from home, and some neighbors have already joined us. Daniel and Todd have a men’s Bible study there, Pamala has a women’s Bible study, Ariela is in youth group and Daniel is in the young adult group.

Bible translation progress is going well, although the pace is fast and very busy. On Wednesdays, I meet with the Gurbet language team, and we are close to halfway done with 1 Kings. On Thursdays, I meet with the Bayash language team and we are more than halfway finished with the Gospel of Mark. On Fridays, I meet with the Macedonian Arli language team and we recently finished Galatians and Ephesians.
Speaking of the Macedonian Arli team, the following encouraging quotes are from our translators Dzonotan (left) and Bajram (right, pictured above).
“When people hear God’s Word in their own language, it is easier for them to understand and accept it. Many express joy and gratitude that they can finally read and hear parts of the Bible in a language that is closest to them.”
“People say, ‘Now we understand God’s Word in our language’ and ‘God is speaking directly to me in my mother tongue.’ … Though the translation is ongoing, they eagerly await its completion and ask when the full Bible or New Testament will be available. We believe the finished translation will greatly impact the spiritual lives of individuals, families, and churches in the Romani community.”
Thank you so much for your faithful giving and constant prayers,
Todd & Pamala Price (Daniel & Ariela)
































