Wednesday, September 25, 2013

 “If you forgive others the wrong they have done to you, your father in Heaven will also forgive you............................"


Former Pastors & early church workers

   With the new appointment of the Western Highlands Baptist Union Administrator, Mary Napili, spiritual work has already begun.

Ps. Traimya Kambapi leading the group in prayer
On August 30th Mary with the assistance from BUPNG Ministry Director Ps. Gabriel Kenny organised a meeting for all former church workers especially pastors from around Baiyer and Lumusa to come together for a time of Prayer and Confession to free themselves so that God would use them powerfully in preaching the word of God. During this meeting pastors confessed their sins, their grudges and hurt against each other and they forgave each other. A similar program was held again on September 5th with all the HBU Association supervisors and ministry leaders.

Rev.Mapusia Kolo shared the word of God that, Forgiveness is the key to Freedom. The word of God states in Matt 6:14 -14, “If you forgive others the wrong they have done to you, your father in Heaven will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive others, then your father will not forgive the wrongs you have done.” If we profess to be followers of Christ, we ought to imitate him and in doing so, we receive the victory that comes with it so that God will empower us to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to destroy the work of the devil just like Christ did.
Ps. Peter Yanda being prayed over after his confession
Rev. Mapusia leading the communion service


All the pastors and ministry leaders partook in the holy communion and joined hands in unity and prayed for God to bless WHBU so that the Spirit of God will revive the churches in this land (WHBU).

 
 The 3rd meeting is scheduled for October 3rd.

 
Please stand with Western Highlands Baptist Union in prayer. 
 


Tuesday, September 10, 2013

News from Telefomin


Give thanks to God for the church work at Telefomin Baptist Mission station and the new initiative that is now taking place at Min Baptist Union Headquarter at Telefomin. Baptist Union PNG Inc. has now instituted two development officers under the AusAID’s Church Partnership Program (CPP) to further Education and Health field services in the region. They are James Kumi (Education Field Officer) and Nick Sasuk (Health Field Officer) both from Telefomin.
 
Next to their office is the Telefomin station local church. This is where they have their Sunday church service. Silas Neksep (pictured) is working very hard with the church congregation to rebuild the church to cater for more adherents. The church building fund raising committee is appealing to individuals and groups who have the heart to give towards this worthy course can respond through www.baptistunionpng.BlogSpot.        
 
The Old Church at Baptist Mission station, Telefomin. The church will be rebuilt.
 
 
The author Kevin Bong (with cap and glass) in his recent trip to Telefomin, mingling with villagers, Ankevip village.