The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Papua New Guinea launched its 50th Anniversary awareness campaign during a short program held at Ampo Chapel on Friday, 12 June 2026. Attended by staff […]
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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
Called to Serve: The Lifelong Ministry of Sakey Ronuc Read More »
PNG 50 Years Anniversary Celebration Speech The Contribution of the ELC-PNG to Nation Building Rev. Dr. Jack Urame – Head Bishop, 5th September 2025, Martin Luther Seminary Introduction Ladies and
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23rd July 2025 Today is Remembrance Day. Across Papua New Guinea, we honour the Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels and Allied soldiers who sacrificed during World War II. But amid the echoes
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Many of us in the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Papua New Guinea know Finschhafen as the cradle of our mission; the sacred place where the Gospel first reached our shores.
Honoring the Mission Legacy: A Journey of Faith, History, and Partnership Read More »
Presented at the Missions Fundraising Dinner Night. 12 July 2025 | Lae International Hotel Ladies and Gentlemen,Happy Anniversary Celebration of our Church! Today marks 139 years of the journey of
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Here is a short insight into the lives of Hattie and Theodore Braun, American missionaries whose unwavering dedication shaped healthcare and mission work in Papua New Guinea for nearly five
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This year, the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Papua New Guinea (ELCPNG) will be celebrating 139 years since the arrival of the Gospel on our shores. The event is a major
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The Cross and the Pulpit: A Testament of Endurance Amid the smoke and ashes of war, two objects stood tall: the cross and the pulpit. Everything else at the Sattelberg
FROM ASHES TO HOPE: The Aftermath of World War II Read More »