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South Pacific Division

Revival series brings joy to Papua New Guinea community

October 24, 2020

Papua New Guinea

John Kouse
The seven baptismal candidates. [Photo courtesy of Adventist Record]

The seven baptismal candidates. [Photo courtesy of Adventist Record]

A revival series in Papua New Guinea has seen seven student teachers commit their lives to Jesus.
The revival meetings were presented by Pastor Garry Laukei, Madang Manus Mission president. The meetings followed a series of Bible studies conducted by Mis church elder Roy Baelua with the seven baptismal candidates, students of Madang Teachers College.

Pastor Laukei thanked the church leaders and members of Mis church for fulfilling the mission of the church: to make disciples. “Heaven rejoices when a soul returns to Jesus. However, heaven rejoices more when seven return home,” he said.

Pastor Laukei also thanked the students for making their decisions for Christ and urged them to pray and read their Bible and embrace God’s promises to keep a strong relationship with him.

A large crowd gathered to witness the October 17 baptism and a special meal was held after the ceremony to celebrate the occasion.

This article was originally published on the website of Adventist Record

John Kouse

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