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.

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.