Literature outreach reaches coastal Papua New Guinea community
Literature, home visits, prayer, and Bible studies available to small coastal village in Papua New Guinea.
Literature, home visits, prayer, and Bible studies available to small coastal village in Papua New Guinea.
A space on Paula Gomes Street will house a historical collection, themed rooms, and a support point for missionary initiatives.
Equipment including a public address system, generator, fuel, and food supplies destined for evangelistic sites were lost when the MV Anjeannette caught fire, sources say.
A three-week initiative produces more than 150 television programs for Hope Channel PNG.
A total of 202 people received medical attention, professional advice, and spiritual support, project leaders say.
The graduates completed their studies at Middle East University.