In 1961, Ivan and Doris Schoen moved with their three preschool-aged children to the interior of Suriname to live among remote tribes who were believed to be fierce and warlike. The Schoens gradually befriended two tribes, the Wayana and the Trio. They learned their language, taught them to read and shared with them the God who loves them and sent his Son, Jesus, to die for them.
It’s Worth It
Seminary education has increasingly become a race to the bottom.
