When I was in grade school, my parents took my sister and I on a road trip across the southwestern United States. One of our stopping points was Carlsbad Caverns, a national park located in New Mexico, which offered an extensive maze of underground caves. During the tour, the Park Ranger turned off all the lights to allow us to experience the complete and utter darkness of the cave. In that moment, I sensed a deep fear of being totally lost, not knowing how I would find my way out of those dark caverns.

In the world today, there are billions of men, women and children who are oral learners who remain in spiritual darkness, void of access to the gospel message and the life-changing truths contained in God’s Bible. I am reminded of Psalm 119:105, “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” Therefore, Davar Partners is committed to creating opportunities for oral learners to fully experience the Bible in their home language. We believe that with access to the recorded Word of God, families, tribes, and nations will live transformed for God’s glory. Please join with us in prayer and financial support as we move forward with this kingdom work. To God be all the glory.

Blessings,

Mark Perkins, CEO

In partnership with Youth With A Mission (YWAM), over 300 Davar Hausa audio bibles were distributed to tribes in Nigeria. This was the first time many had the opportunity to experience the fullness of scripture in a language they could understand. One man was sitting under a tree listening to the solar-powered Hausa Bible when he began to weep. “I cried! Tears flowing out of my eyes like a toddler…” he said, as he listened to God’s Word.

The Quechea believe in a spiritual realm, and have an understanding of prayer and making sacrifices to appease spirits. Stories tend to be passed down orally. A true understanding of the gospel is virtually unknown and since the Quechua language was not formerly written, many Quechea people have limited education and low literacy.