University Students Accept Baptism in Papua New Guinea

South Pacific Division

University Students Accept Baptism in Papua New Guinea

The University of Natural Resources and Environment is one of the venues selected by the New Britain New Ireland Mission to host the 2024 PNG for Christ campaign.

Papua New Guinea | Record Staff

A week-long evangelistic series was held at the University of Natural Resources and Environment in East New Britain, Papua New Guinea, in preparation for the PNG for Christ 2024 campaign.

Pastor Garry Laukei was the guest speaker at the July 9–15 program, which was themed “Say Yes to Jesus.”

Professor Aisak Pue, university vice chancellor, attended the opening night and appreciated the message, “Good God, bad world, why?” “I wish all the students in the university attend this meeting to learn about the truth,” he said. “It has been made simple to understand.”

One student from another faith who attended each night said, “If Adventists conduct such meetings monthly, [it] will have [a] greater impact in the lives of students. We need more of these messages to be presented at this university.”

Two students were baptized on Sabbath, July 15, 2023, and a further nine students committed to be baptized soon. The Adventist student body and staff prepared an agape feast after the baptism to mark the special occasion.

The University of Natural Resources and Environment is one of the venues selected by the New Britain New Ireland Mission to host the 2024 PNG for Christ campaign, which will be held at more than 2,000 sites across Papua New Guinea.

The original version of this story was posted on the South Pacific Division website, Adventist Record.