The Central Papua Conference initiative is helping people develop literacy skills to engage with the Bible independently, while strengthening opportunities for participation in church and community life.
Author: Rose Maine Sinias
For Janet Roah Kaupa, serving as a receptionist at Central Papua Conference is more than simply welcoming visitors and answering questions.
More than 600 workers, spouses and children attended the week-long gathering, which focused on spiritual renewal, leadership and ministry under the theme “Grounded in the Word and Focused on Mission”.
The week-long program equipped leaders, teachers and volunteers with practical skills and resources to support children’s faith development.
A pastor from another faith community was among 22 baptised following a two-week evangelistic program conducted by Kereva Seventh-day Adventist Church at Goldie, Papua New Guinea.
Toule Junior High School, a boarding school in Papua New Guinea, has received a new double classroom facility to support its growing student population.
Central Papua Conference and The Nature Conservancy have opened a mangrove boardwalk in Bautama to support conservation, environmental education and community engagement.
In addition to literature distribution, the team also visited former church members and provided food supplies to families in need.
The partnership will strengthen the delivery of life-saving health services, humanitarian aid and essential supplies to some of Papua New Guinea’s most remote communities.
Women from the 15 Mile Seventh-day Adventist Church in Central Papua Conference combined worship, community outreach and practical training as part of Women’s Emphasis Day activities.