February 17, 2016: Journey to South America with Steve Saint and Marianne Hering

The Official Adventures in Odyssey Podcast

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🗓️ 16 February 2016

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

In January 1956, five American missionaries travelled to a remote part of South America to contact an isolated tribe then known as the Aucas. The story of their deaths and what happened between the families of the fallen men and the tribe who killed them is told in a new Imagination Station book: "In Fear of the Spear." Steve Saint (son of one of the missionaries) and Marianne Hering (author of the new book) tell how the new book came together.

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0:00.0	Oh la Odyssey fans and welcome to the official Adventures Odyssey podcast.
0:09.7	I'm Bob, producer of the Odyssey Adventure Club.
0:12.0	And I'm Jesse, editor of Adventures and Odyssey Clubhouse Magazine.
0:15.6	What's up, daddy-o?
0:16.6	Daddy-o?
0:17.6	Yeah.
0:18.6	The story we're talking about today took place in the 50s, so I'll be speaking in slick
0:22.7	50s catchphrases.
0:24.3	Nifty, huh?
0:25.3	Uh, right-o.
0:26.3	Anyway, we'll be talking to Steve St. and Mary Ann Herring about the latest and
0:29.8	imagination station book, In Fear the Spear.
0:32.6	Oh, they sound like some pretty cool cats.
0:34.9	And they'll be sharing inspiration behind the story and talking about the St.
0:38.4	family's ministry in Ecuador.
0:39.8	But before we start, let me show you what I've been working on.
0:42.7	Not by Kuyaki.
0:43.7	And that's hello in the Kichwa language.
0:46.2	One of the many languages spoken in Ecuador.
0:48.1	Ah, that was swell, Bob.
0:49.5	Yeah, thanks.
0:50.5	You know any others?
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