Mr. Yaung Gagmopi was a Beer shop owner in the Mountainous area of Wantoat in the Morobe Province Markham District, Mr Yaung Gagmopi Grow up in the Village of Jabs in the Wantoat Station he married to a Beautiful Village woman name Rachael and hard 4 Children he also a non-Adventist Christian, Mr. Yaung started his beer shop in 1980. As the days and years counting down Mr. Yaung Gagmopi Attending an Open Air Crusade Meeting run by Seventh-day Adventist Church, as he listens to the Message he came cross to Sabbath and finally made his decision to follow the truth Sabbath, then he went into the Water of Baptism he became Church Elder and he turn his Beer shop into A Lamb Shelter to worship in on Sabbath.

The Name of the Beer shop now change into Jabs Seventh-day Adventist Church name after the Village name, Jabs Church now the Main Church near Wantoat Station and every Public Servant that work in the Wantoat Station use to worship at Jabs Church. Not only Jabs Church at Wantoat area but we have Ewok, Kamang, Bumbum, Joabak church also few to Manson this church are care under some organize church in Markham 2 District as well, For 37 years the Jabs Church is under Wankun Organize Church Administration the Jabs Church was finally Organize and Dedicated on the 07th of August 2025 by Morobe Mission President Pr. Kua NUGAI, Pr. Raymond Pololi Markham 2 District Director, Wankun Church under Pr. Semion Hamura and Jabs Church Pastor, PR Francis Wiss.

Even the Contribution of Jabs Church Opening was supported by our Christian Lutheran Family, Business Houses and Church Family in Markham 2 District the Jabs Church Opening & Dedication was official Lead by Lutheran Family with a beating of Kundu Drums Leading the Guest to the main official opening area.

Let’s Continue to Prayer for our New Works areas not only in wantoat, but across our Beautiful Places, across Morobe Mission as we keep Building bridges of HOPE, lighting up the Gospel flame, and running the Gospel Marathon to the Untouched areas across Morobe Mission and waiting for the soon Christ return.

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.

𝐿𝑎𝑒 𝑀𝑜𝑟𝑜𝑏𝑒 𝑀𝑖𝑠𝑠𝑖𝑜𝑛, ³¹/⁰⁷/²⁰²⁵

In a significant boost to local communities, the United States Navy’s Veterinary Division through Pacific Partnership Program 2025 concluded a three-day agricultural and livestock training initiative this week. Held from July 28-31 at the 2-Mile Multi-purpose Hall, the program equipped participants with essential skills aimed at enhancing livelihoods and building a more resilient future for the Morobe Province.

Facilitated by U.S. Navy personnel, the training covered a wide range of practical subjects. From mastering food safety protocols and meat preservation techniques to acquiring expertise in dairy, egg, poultry, and goat husbandry, the curriculum was designed to provide actionable knowledge. Participants included representatives from the Morobe Provincial Department of Agriculture and Livestock, members of the Labu Miti Women's Association & Lae About Tours, and gospel workers from the Morobe Mission.

𝐿𝑎𝑒, 𝑀𝑜𝑟𝑜𝑏𝑒 𝑃𝑟𝑜𝑣𝑖𝑛𝑐𝑒- Church leaders and pastors gathered at the Morobe Mission Conference Room from July 15–17, 2025, for a transformative Disability Social Inclusion Training. The workshop aimed to foster greater awareness and inclusion of Persons Living with Disabilities (PLWDs), emphasizing dignity, rights, and active participation in church, education and community life.

Funded by the Building Community Engagement Program (BCEP) through the AusPNG Partnership, the training was facilitated by ADRA PNG in collaboration with the Morobe Disability Agency. Participants gained practical strategies and insights to create more inclusive environments.

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

In a meaningful gesture of support and collaboration, the Morobe Adventist Students Association (MOASA) presented copies of the “Great Controversy” book to students at Markham Valley Adventist students on the Sabbath of August 3rd. The event, held at the school chapel, was marked by a sense of joy and anticipation as students received their books—a first-time donation from MOASA.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Stewardship Department of Morobe Mission and the Eastern Highlands Simbu Mission for their unwavering support and dedication. It is through their collaborative efforts and partnership that this training became a resounding success. Together, we have demonstrated the power of unity and shared commitment to nurturing and equipping our community.

As we reflect on the impact of this training, we are filled with joy knowing that lives have been positively transformed. The skills acquired will not only benefit individuals but will also contribute to the overall well-being and sustainability of our communities and the churches in Morobe Mission.

We look forward to continuing this journey of learning and growth together, inspired by the spirit of stewardship and service. May the skills gained continue to bear fruit in the lives of each participant, spreading positivity and empowerment wherever they go.

Thank you once again to everyone who contributed to making this initiative a success. Your support and dedication are deeply appreciated.

Blessings to all,

The Morobe Mission's Life Skills Training program entered its fourth day with a focus on sustainable agriculture, particularly on the natural production of organic stock feed. Participants gathered at the training grounds eager to delve into innovative methods that promote both environmental stewardship and economic viability.

Led by expert agriculturalists and sustainability advocates Mr. John Sese, participants engaged in hands-on learning sessions aimed at understanding the benefits of organic stock feed production. The training emphasized techniques that minimize reliance on synthetic inputs, ensuring a healthier approach to livestock management.

July 24, 2024

The Morobe Mission Life Skills Training continued to empower participants on its third day with a hands-on session focused on the practical art of Citrus budding. Held at the picturesque training grounds of Ragiampun, the day was marked by enthusiasm and dedication from all involved.

The training, which aims to equip individuals with essential agricultural skills, saw participants eagerly engaging in the meticulous process of citrus budding. Led by experienced horticulturists and supported by local agricultural experts, attendees learned the intricate techniques involved in grafting citrus trees.

Lae, Papua New Guinea — The University of Technology (Unitech) will host the Public Campus Retention Conference on July 12th and 13th, 2024, at Duncanson Hall. This significant event, organized by the Youth and Public Campus Ministry Department of Morobe Mission, aims to address key issues and strategies for retaining students on campus.

The conference will feature esteemed guest speaker Dr. Sven Ostring, the Director of Ministry and Strategy Family Ministries-Liaison at the South Pacific Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Dr. Ostring, renowned for his expertise in youth and public campus ministries, will share valuable insights and practical approaches to improve student retention.

Attendees can look forward to a series of engaging sessions, workshops, and discussions designed to foster a supportive and enriching campus environment. The event seeks to bring together students, faculty, and administrative staff to collaborate on solutions that enhance student life and academic success.

Mark your calendars for this essential conference at Unitech's Duncanson Hall, and join the conversation on improving retention rates and student satisfaction on campus. For more information and registration details, please contact the Youth and Public Campus Ministry Department of Morobe Mission.

June 1st, 2024 - Ragiampun Adventist High School

In a momentous occasion that resonated with historical significance, the Morobe Mission of the Seventh Day Adventist Church commemorated a pivotal event on June 1st, 2024, at the esteemed grounds of Ragiampun Adventist High School. The atmosphere was imbued with reverence as church members gathered to witness the formal handover of the church building to the School Administration, signifying a profound shift in the narrative of faith and education.

The designated area, located a mere 10-minute walk from the Main Highlands Highway, holds immense promise as a site for spiritual growth and community engagement. Notably, it has also been utilized for the transformative PNG for CHRIST initiative, further cementing its significance as a beacon of hope and salvation for the region.

Morobe Mission President, Pastor Kua Nungai, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the YARU Clan members for their unwavering faith and generosity. He emphasized the dual purpose of the land, serving both the needs of the church and the broader community. Pastor Nungai commended the clan for prioritizing God in their lives, citing it as a guiding principle for continued blessings and prosperity.

Echoing these sentiments, the Director of Sabbath School and Personal Ministry (SSPM) within the Morobe Mission, Pastor James Dirye, reiterated the concept of stewardship as a fundamental tenet of faith. He underscored the belief that by giving back to God, doors of blessings would be opened not only for the YARU Clan but for the entire community.

As news of this remarkable act of generosity spreads, it serves as a testament to the transformative power of faith and unity. The partnership forged between the YARU Clan, Banabin Church, and Morobe Mission Administration exemplifies the spirit of collaboration and shared vision in advancing God's kingdom on earth.

Date: 30th of May 2024

Location: Waterise, Morobe Province, PNG

In the wake of the transformative PNG for Christ Reaping campaign, the Menyamya Station of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is poised for a remarkable expansion. Propelled by the fervor of seventeen small groups established in alignment with the PNGUM and Morobe Mission's Nurturing, Retention, and Church Planting programs, the church board has embarked on an ambitious endeavor.

Group number twelve, among the seventeen, has stepped forward with unwavering determination to establish a new branch church. This initiative aims to accommodate the growing number of interested individuals and newly baptized members, fostering a nurturing environment for spiritual growth and fellowship.

By: Adrian Ales

Eastern Highlands/Simbu Mission hosted the third Papua New Guinea Union Mission (PNGUM) Health Summit in Goroka, over the weekend (15th-17th August).

Delegates from the Sepik Mission, Madang/Manus Mission, Morobe Mission, Western Highlands and the host Mission, Eastern Highlands/Simbu Mission all attended the PNGUM health summit at the Phoenix Hotel in Goroka, Eastern Highlands province.

Also attending the summit are the South Pacific Division (SPD) delegates, Dr. Leigh Rice, former PNGUM President, Dr. John Skrzypaszek, Director of the Ellen G. White/Seventh-day Adventist Research Centre, Avondale University, DR. Chester Kuma, Health Director for the SPD and Mr. Gad Koito, PNGUM Health Director.

The summit not only empowers the health professionals in their ministries but also gives them new concepts and ideas in approaching new souls in their ministries. "We are so privileged that the Lord brings souls to our workplace unlike pastors, we go looking for souls," said Dr. Leigh Rice as he introduces the discovery Bible reading to at the summit.

The summit commences on the 15th and will end on Sunday the 17th August.

By Adrian Ales

14th/07/2019

Morobe Mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Churches launched the Evangelism initiative at the Sir Ignatius Kilage indoor stadium in Lae over the weekend on Saturday.

The Evangelism initiative launched is to help equip and prepare lay preachers, leaders and pastors for evangelism work. According to Morobe Missions (MM) Personal Ministry and Sabbath School (PMSS) director, Pastor Enosh Enopa, the initiative also introduces its new approach in Evangelism, the Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria 24/7 Ministry as post and pre-evangelism. Applying biblical commands of Jesus in Acts 1:8.

The Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria 24/7 Ministry concept is the evangelical approach the mission will now focus on. Simply starting with Families, from inside out. Evangelism at the immediate family member level (Jerusalem), evangelism at the extended family members level (Judea) and evangelism at public level (Samaria).

“With the initiative being launched, the local mission is now aiming to baptize 10 000 new members in addition to its existing 20 000 members in May 2020, from 200 evangelistic sites.” Said Pr. Enopa, “In addition, we will try our best to create 5000 small groups from the existing 300 Sabbath schools by June 2020, and to re-disciple church members to disciple new members as they come in.” he added.

Morobe Mission also for the first time had 130 active laity and missionaries attend its first ever School of Evangelism on the 7th to 12th of July, where Papua New Guinea Union Mission (PNGUM) President, Pastor Kepsie Elodo prayed over and charged them at the stadium. These 130 will be the ones to go out to prepare and organize the 200 evangelical sites for June 2020.

Seven new pastors also made a highlight at the launching on their ordination. All of which have been serving more than 5 years in the ministry.