In Hungry Devils Bryan Webb takes you on a modern missions adventure. Authentic, humorous and inspiring stories fill every page. With Bryan’s gripping descriptions you will: • Stare into the eyes of regretful cannibals • Stand on the brink of an erupting volcano • Climb rugged mountains to discover forgotten Stone Age tribes. You will move from laughter to tears, you will be inspired as you experience the joys and heartaches of twenty-first century missions. An Assembly of God missionary for fifteen years in the South Pacific Islands Bryan draws on his years of experience to bring you a firsthand account of modern missions. With his refreshing candor he debunks many of the myths about missions and missionaries to bring you an unvarnished, graphic description of front line missions. A must read for anyone who cares about the Great Commission.

Hungry Devils: And other tales from Vanuatu

Religion & Spirituality

Webb, Bryan

Christian Books & Bibles

Natora Press

In The Sons of Cannibals, Bryan Webb gives you an unvarnished glimpse into the world of twenty-first-century Christian missions. Refreshingly honest and transparent, he shares successes and failures with equal candor. In a series of captivating short stories, he recounts his experiences and laughs at his foibles as he encounters unforgettable characters and breathtaking scenery along his journey. Here he shares his stories of hope and redemption, but he isn't afraid to recall his own failings—those times when even the best intentions go awry. Set in Vanuatu, a Y-shaped archipelago of eighty-five major islands in the Southwest Pacific, the Sons of Cannibals provides fascinating insights into the culture, geography, and people of this tiny island nation. An entertaining, often revealing discussion of missionary work and a celebration of life, The Sons of Cannibals inspires and instructs those considering missionary work while introducing readers to Vanuatu's diverse cultures and people. Anyone interested in missions, missionaries, or Vanuatu needs to read this book.

The Sons of Cannibals: and more tales from Vanuatu

Join Caleb (14) and Anna (12) Gristman as they and their parents, Jim and Amy Gristman visit a remote tribe in Vanuatu for a summer missions trip. As a family they have taken a two month trip to Vanuatu to assist the Williams, veteran missionaries to Vanuatu. They will meet new friends, experience some of perils of Island missions, learn about the culture and homeland of those they meet, learn missions history and a bit of the why the church does missions.

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