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Days of Praise
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Starting on Thanksgiving and ending on Christmas, I will be doing something similar to the 33 Days of Prayer from this summer. This time it will be 30 Days of Praise, thanking God for bringing me this close to my budget and praising him for his provisions, not only for the funds to go, but for his work in PNG! Each day will be a quote of praise from a native Papua New Guinean thanking God for his Word in their language and for their new understanding and faith!Please praise God with me this Holiday season and pray for the remaining $50/month to be rais...
Friday, November 12, 2010
Bongu People
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Bongu people of Papua New GuineaPopulation: 850Madang Province, Astrolabe Bay, Rai Coast Family: Trans-New Guinea, Madang, Rai Coast, Mind...
Thursday, November 11, 2010
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Magitoa: Kanasi Leader
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The Kanasi people concentrated on the things of this world only. They had one question though: Where will we go after we die? Then the Word of God was planted like a seed in our hearts. It started to grow and produce fruit. Now we are living in the light of the Word of God-Kenneth Magitoa: Kanasi Lea...
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
PNG Fact 2
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Papua New Guinea's head of state is Queen Elizabeth II, who is also the head of state of 15 other countries, and Head of the Commonwealth of Nations, of which Papua New Guinea is a memb...
Monday, November 8, 2010
Talking About God
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Albert Tiwekuri--Taupota “When we were consultant checking portions of both the Old and New Testaments in the Taupota language, we invited two people to work on the check with us. These people were believers, but they were not that committed. During our consultant check God did a very big thing in their lives. All the time after work when we would get together before sleeping, they talked about God and what God was doing during our consultant check. The way they were talking about God really encouraged us—like our faith in God and how it grows. “The people in our community are also talking about these two people--that wherever they go, whatever...
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Uneapa People
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Uneapa people of Papua New GuineaPopulation: 10,000Province: West New Britain Province, Talasea District, Unea (Bali) Island off northwest coast.Family: Austronesian, Malayo-Polynesian, Central-Eastern, Eastern Malayo-Polynesian, Oceanic, Western Oceanic, Meso Melanesian, Bali-VituAlternate names: Bali, Bali-V...
Bukiyip Village Official
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"When we use Tok Pisin (the trade language) or English, we lose our culture, our heritage. We need to use the New Testament in our language- then we will have peace in our families and in our nation."- Bukiyip village offici...
PNG Fact 1
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Morobe Province is a province on the northern coast of Papua New Guinea. 171 languages are spoken, including Kâte and Yabim. English and Pidgin English are common languages in the urban areas, and in some areas forms of Pidgin German are mixed with the native language.Capital: LaeLand: 13,320.5 sq miPopulation: 539,...
New Translator
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Linus Wairapu is a member of the Arop translation team in Papua New Guinea. Before July 17, 1998, Linus was the team’s boat captain, safely navigating the breakers as team members went to and from the village. He also did light carpentry, kept the roof of the translators’ house in good repair, and did whatever else needed doing. But he was not directly involved in doing the translation. That changed after July 17, 1998, when a tsunami wiped out his village and killed his wife and baby daughter. His other six children survived. When the translation project was re-started, the team relocated inland and no longer had a boat, so Linus’ skipper days...
