Facilitating a training on financial health for the NBNIM health department, Christian Health Services noted that the Mission's unique structure promotes order, transparency and accountability.
Author: Paul Bopalo
Five VIA workers and 20 Bible workers were brought together for training, reporting and spiritual encouragement.
The service was held at Kulungi Seventh-day Adventist Church in West New Britain, with more than 1000 members, pastors, leaders and representatives from the Papua New Guinea Union Mission in attendance.
The women's ministry team presented enditnow presentations and the week-long program culminated in 11 baptisms.
Until now, members had worshipped in a bush-material structure.
The ambassadors were involved in checking height, weight, blood pressure, sugar levels, Body Mass Index (BMI) and provided a counselling session on lifestyle modification.
Children were involved in every aspect of the day, from welcoming guests to presenting special items.
A week-long evangelistic program held at Kerevat National School of Excellence in East New Britain concluded with 11 student baptisms and increased interest in the Adventist message among staff and students.
Themed “Refocus in Jesus through Gospel Music”, a gospel concert aimed to reignite interest in Adventist musical ministry—particularly among youth
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