đź“Ť Bunsil Government Station, Siassi | 🗓️ Thursday, 22 January 2026 We are now in the 4th day of the formal session of the 35th National Synod of the Evangelical […]
35th Synod Overview Update (Day 1 to 4) Read More »
Head Bishop’s Message to the Church and the Nation Christian greetings to our Church family and to our communities across the country. To our pastors, evangelists, lay leaders, women, youth,
Bishop’s Christmas Message 2025 Read More »
The Lutheran Highlands Seminary, Ogelbeng (near Mt Hagen city, ELC-Hagen district) is one of ELCPNG’s key training institutions for pastors and church workers, and is also recognised as one of
Ogelbeng Seminary Major Renovation Project Read More »
KAINANTU, Eastern Highlands Province — Youths from the ELC-Kainantu’s Ataru congregation in the Kingston area of Kainantu town have been working on improving their community through a beautification program and
Kainantu youths lead clean-up and drainage work after Social Accountability training Read More »
HEAD BISHOP’s MESSAGE Dear ELCPNG Grace and peace to you in this blessed Advent season!. As we approach the 35th Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Papua New Guinea,
The Theme of Synod 2026 Read More »
The traditional Martin Luther Seminary graduation, held for more than 50 years to honour theology graduates, has now entered a new phase as it becomes part of the Lutheran University
53rd MLS GRADUATION CELEBRATED AS 4th LUPNG GRADUATION Read More »
The prison ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Papua New Guinea has witnessed 11 prisoners receiving their confirmation and baptism blessings on August 30th, 2025, at Bundaira Correctional Institution
Bundaira Jail conducts first confirmation and baptism ceremony Read More »
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
MV Karkar, Lutheran Shipping’s New Vessel Read More »
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
Bishop Calls For Peace: Election Related Violence Read More »
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
THE STORY OF EMMANUEL LUTHERAN CONGREGATION IN LAE Read More »
