Does God speak my language?

In a small rural church nestled in the mountains of West Timor*, seven families worshipped together. In their homes and with each other outside of church, they primarily spoke their own language, called Tetun. But in church services, following the only model they knew, they used Indonesian**. Their Bibles were also in Indonesian. Because they didn’t speak Indonesian very well, there was a lot they didn’t understand. Then came exciting news: God speaks Tetun! Tetun translators, working under the

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