ELCPNG to strengthen Maritime Ministry with New Vessel, MV Karkar Evangelical Lutheran Church of Papua New Guinea (ELCPNG) is expanding its long-established maritime ministry with the construction of a new […]
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Election Violence Is Tearing Communities Apart: Papua New Guinea Must Choose Peace STATEMENT BY REV. DR. JACK URAME, Head Bishop of ELCPNG 26th November 2025 | Ampo, LAE Respect human
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In 1967, a major flood destroyed homes and belongings along the Bumbu River. Families from several clans – including Bore, Gutai, Tega, Soyawai, Yeni, Bossi and a young man named
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The lights have officially come on at Malahang. Following a successful hands-on training from 11–13 November 2025, six locally selected trainees worked with the Sol-Sol team to install the first
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The National Lutheran Health Services (LHS) now has a new board in place to guide the governance affairs of its health facilities and health training institutions. A total of seven
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On 2 November 2025, at the Lae International Hotel, the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Papua New Guinea (ELCPNG) hosted the Bishop’s Reformation Dinner to commemorate one of the most significant
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Sakey Ronuc Remains Committed to Serving God’s Church At the age of 76, the first indigenous Lutheran Education Secretary, Mr. Sakey Ronuc, remains steadfast in his Christian duty, serving God
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