The Morobe Adventist Students Association (MOASA) is gearing up for its 5th Biennial Convention with a week-long, community-focused pre-convention outreach across the Markham 1 and Markham 2 districts.

In an inspiring show of unity and service, five District Adventist Students Associations (DASA) — representing secondary schools across Morobe Province and tertiary institutions nationwide — mobilized to support five villages as part of a Total Member Involvement (TMI) campaign.

Students engaged in building and maintenance work, distributed essential goods, and connected with residents of Intuap, Marawasa, Ramu, Ragiampun, and Zumangurum villages. The outreach also featured nightly evangelistic meetings, which brought spiritual encouragement to the communities throughout the week.

This coordinated mission serves as the official pre-convention program ahead of MOASA’s 5th Biennial Convention, scheduled to take place at Mampin Village in Markham 1 District from December 19 to 24.

𝘠𝘰𝘯𝘬𝘪, 𝘈𝘶𝘨𝘶𝘴𝘵 10, 2025– The serene shores of Yonki Lake provided a picturesque backdrop for the joyous wedding ceremony of Tala Gul and Wendy Enghy, held at the Akai Seventh-day Adventist Church on Sunday, August 10, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. The Morobe Mission Communication and Media Department is delighted to share the highlights of this sacred union, which celebrated love, faith, and commitment in accordance with Seventh-day Adventist beliefs.

January 23^rd, 2025 – Morobe Mission, Papua New Guinea

On January 20th, 2025, Adventist educators from across the Morobe Province gathered at the Two-Mile Mission Conference Room for the annual Morobe Mission Teachers Orientation Program. The event, which began at 11:30 AM, aimed to equip teachers in Adventist mission schools with the spiritual and practical tools needed to enhance their service in both the classroom and the community.

The orientation was opened with a devotion by Morobe Mission President, Pastor Kua Nugai, who emphasized the divine calling of educators, inspiring them to view their roles as missionaries sent from God. This set a spiritual tone for the sessions that followed.

August 14, 2024

On August 10, 2024, Morobe Mission of the Seventh Day Adventist Church held a momentous ordination service at the Bulolo Town Adventist Church. This significant event marked the official recognition and commissioning of three dedicated gospel workers, who have answered the call to serve in their respective districts.

The individuals ordained were:

Pr. Henry Yawising from Bulolo District

Pr. Kevin Pais from Menyamya District

Pr. Steven Mark from Huon Gulf District

The ordination service was presided over by the Morobe Mission Administrative Team, led by:

Pr. Kua Nugai, President

Pr. Enosh Enopa, Secretary

Lae, Morobe Province – The Morobe Mission Communication and Media Department is thrilled to announce the successful conclusion of the recent Children’s Sabbath School New Curriculum Training held at the 2mile Church in Lae. This significant event marked the transition from the Grace Link curriculum to the innovative Alive in Jesus Curriculum.

The Morobe Mission of the SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH under the department of Women's /Children Ministry and Personal Ministry is excited to announce the Training of a revolutionary curriculum designed to uplift and empower the next generation of Children Ministries teacher, Pastors and lay workers. The "Alive In Jesus" is a new Curriculum is set to transform the old Grace Link approach to Children's Sabbath School, incorporating essential pillars to foster grace, character development, and a strong sense of mission.

Date: 17th of June 2024

Goroka, Eastern Highlands Province – The serene town of Goroka became a hub of theological discourse as the Lae District Adventist team of pastors and elders attended the highly anticipated Adventist Theological Society Conference. The event was held at the Kama Seventh-day Adventist Church, drawing a diverse array of participants from various corners of the globe.

The conference, themed "Adventist Identity," focused on the core aspects of Adventist Biblical Identity, aiming to strengthen the foundational beliefs and principles that define the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Esteemed facilitators from the United States, Brazil, and the South Pacific Division led the sessions, bringing a wealth of knowledge and diverse perspectives to the discussions.