Morobe Mission president, Pastor Kua Nugai, and his secretary, Pastor Enosh Enopa, received 0.288 hectares of land today from members of the Tumua Seventh-day Adventist Church for the relocation of the Markham 2 district headquarters.

The district headquarters, which is currently located at Ragiampun village, has run out of land space since the establishment of the new Adventist High School on the same mission land. Plans have already begun to relocate the district headquarters to Tumua to provide ample space to accommodate the recently established institution.

The ceremony today was witnessed by leaders and pastors in the district as clan representatives declared their decision to give the land to the mission to accommodate the relocation of the Markham 2 district headquarters. “The land belongs to the Lord, therefore giving it back to the Lord for His work is the least that we can do from our hearts as a token of appreciation for all that the Lord has done for us,” stated a member of the clan.

Among those who attended the event today was the current district director of Markham 2, Pastor Micah Akui, the church pastor of Tumua, Minister Maureen Akui, pastors, elders and leaders from various churches in the district.

A weeklong revival meeting fellowship at Banabin Seventh-day Adventist Church in Markham, Papua New Guinea, ended with tears of joy and gratitude as the members experienced God’s power and forgiveness. The meeting, led by their new church pastor Minister Russell Daniel, focused on the theme of “Daily Commitment - Revival & Reformation”.

The church has been going through a difficult time in the past three years, facing various challenges that have affected its members and caused many to leave the church. However, this week, the church decided to hold a revival meeting fellowship to inspire its members to commit themselves daily to God and His will.

During the meeting, the members listened to powerful messages from Minister Russell Daniel, who urged them to dedicate their lives to God every day, to study His word, to pray without ceasing, and to share His love with others. They also participated in prayer sessions and Bible studies which has helped them to grow in their faith and understanding of God’s power.

As the meeting came to its conclusion this morning, the church was filled with a spirit of joy and peace as the members witnessed God’s power in their lives. They praised God for His grace and mercy, for His forgiveness and healing, and for His guidance and protection upon their lives and for the reunification of His church.