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Documentary Preview - TRRM 4th National Conference and 10th Anniversary Celebration.

Full Documentary release coming soon!

Documentary Preview of the 4TH National Conference coinciding with the 10th Anniversary Celebration of the Truth Repairers and Restorers Ministries (PNG).

01/12/2024

Truth Repairers & Restorers Ministries PNG
4TH NATIONAL CONFERENCE & 10TH ANNIVERSARY
15th - 29th December, 2024
Mogl Community Hall, Yonggomugl, Chimbu Province

30/11/2024

~ Sowing Through Schools R.E — A Strategy to Impact the Vulnerable ~

What began as a simple classroom devotion in Badiagwa secondary school has now captivated 4 Secondary Schools, 1 Vocational School, 4 primary schools and the list is expanding as the months go on in Port Moresby. Presenting the Truth of our God and declaring his Statues in a school setting is a tremendous bonus for this ministry. Not only does it make us standout, but it also emphasizes the ministry’s vision in declaring the Truth of God and Renouncing all unbiblical teachings and preparing the world for the 2nd advent of our Lord Jesus Christ. We have a Mission Statement that declares that we will achieve the Vision God gave us through whatever available means the Lord provided before us. Sowing the seeds of Truth in schools is a privilege the Lord has given us. From the report garnered of the reactions from the pupils speaks a lot about the message we as the Truth Repairers and Restorers have in our custody. We are the keepers of God’s oracles. One class after another, week after week, from one school to another, the interest of students wanting to know more about the Bible has been overwhelming.
Scenes of Students overcrowding into sites and classrooms earmarked for Truth Repairers and Restorers Religious Class for Religious Education has not only caught the attention of School Administrations but has given a different perspective on how Role Modelling is defined. Here we have Religious Education Teachers who for most part are of the same age range as the students themselves. With the same age group, the peer students are calling our Gospel workers R.E Teacher. Even addressing them after hours when they saw them on PMV buses or at marketplaces.
With the current bombardment of evil in the society where role models are based on gang members, sport stars, etc., the silent role modelling of good citizenship and Christian living portrayed by our gospel workers have caused the students to pause and rethink how they see Role Modelling. Put simply, our gospel workers continuous faithfulness in taking Religious Education in the schools have installed in the students a different take on Role Modelling. Satisfactorily, there is a greater sense of appreciation both from the students and the gospel workers when the word of God presented is articulated and intriguing and the reaction is of concentration yet surprising.
So many testimonies were told and retold of the surprises, excitements, challenges, and opportunities that were happening over the course of partaking in the ministry of sowing seeds in schools. This should make us encourage all young and mature gospel workers around the country to try on this approach. Elder Tul of Kamtai church is one such gospel worker currently known to take R.E classes at Muaina Secondary School in SineSine, Simbu Province. He too would have his own story to tell.

30/11/2024

~ POM SCHOOLS OVERWHELMED (as the Truth made its way into the Religious Education Class) ~

Into the second week of the National Educational Calenda of the PNG Education System in the first month of the Gregorian Calendar 2016, the Truth Repairers and Restorers have established itself as an impact player in the Religious Education program of Schools in Port Moresby.
With the establishment of the ministry including its Legal registration, schools have opened their Teaching Curriculum to include Religious Education to be taught by the Truth Repairers and Restorers Gospel workers.
Beginning at Badiagwa Secondary school in 2015 when Gospel workers including Joshua Saman and Katu began taking Religious Education in place of representatives of denominations that provided the religious class, the ministry of Religious Education in schools by gospel workers of TRRM in POM have since grown into more than 7 schools across the nation’s capital.
“We have gospel workers taking R.E at Badiagwa, Kilakila, Tokarara and Gerehu Secondary schools, Koki Vocational School, Kilakila, Kaugere, Koki and Hagara primary schools,” said Gospel Worker Saike Kesi.
Each gospel worker of TRRM taking Religion Education has his own story to tell about the envy faced from other Religious Education Teachers from other denominations. Even challenges faced from Coordinators of Religious Education in various schools. But it was all part of the experience into establishing the ministry in the schools. Since then, the response from the schools and students have been overwhelming. Reports of students leaving their R.E. classes and joining up the class where the TRRM gospel workers were teaching R.E has been the norm so far. At some schools, classrooms cannot contain the influx of students. Class captains and student leaders had to organise and identify shades on the school ground to provide a comfort for students to settle down and take in the most they can from the gospel workers.
“How many R.E teacher did you bring?” asked the R.E coordinator for Hagara Primary School to one of the TRRM gospel worker. “Two, just me and the other R.E teacher,” responded the gospel worker. “Bring more! bring more,” the coordinator exclaimed exhaustedly. “I will give all the classes to you,” he went on.
Currently, an average of three gospel workers attend to one school with each gospel worker covering more than one class. At Kaugere primary school, the school administration has decided that the beginning of the week assembly on the 1st day of school shall have the TRRM gospel workers at the assembly for morning assembly fellowship and the week’s dedication prayer. “Sowing the seed of Truth into schools is a very strategic move,” said Benzamin Zairo. “These are the future leaders of this nation and what better way to impart good and sound principles for future leaders than what your gospel workers are doing,” he went on. “In schools, students’ minds are open to learning and while their minds are yet open to learning, let us sow the seeds. It may seem foolish now but if you stay alive by the grace of God in the near future, you might happen to see one of those interested students of yours taking a leading role on the affairs of this nation or even in this movement which the Lord has led us this far. If that’s what the Lord has called us for, let’s do it,” he said.

30/11/2024

~ Missima Church Receives 1st Ever Pastoral Visit ~

Minister Beckson together with other gospel workers made a first visit to Missima, the outer Island of the Milnebay Province. The Island most famous for its gold rush in the past but has been left to itself in the recent times. TRRM has established its church on the Island has been posting missionaries to the Island since 2010.
Ever since the Truth set its foot on the island, a pastoral visit has not been experienced but the church under the stewardships of missionaries have faithfully administer the gospel.
The pastoral team arrived on the island to attend the meeting hosted by the local church and to perform ordination of gospel workers, baptism, and dedication of the newly built church.
The meeting was held from the 9th – 15th of the 5th month of the Gregorian calendar with the meeting stage set just in front of the new church area and was attended by the whole village. Pastors, leaders, and senior members from other denominations including the United Church were supportive during the meeting by assisting with foods. The Christian Outreach Centre (COC) provided the PA system and musical instruments that was used throughout the meeting.
A village representative who mobilized the whole village in helping to build the church and a village magistrate who helped the church and secure financial support to run the meeting were also actively involved in the meeting.
On the Sabbath, the 14th day of the 5th month of the Gregorian Calendar, the long-awaited prayers came to pass as they witnessed the recognition and dedication of their first ever church Elder in brother Benjamin. Their newly built church building was dedicated, and the long-awaited baptism saw 37 confirmed their journey with the Lord.

30/11/2024

~ DOGURA ACCEPTS THE TRUTH ~

Dogura Station in the Alotau District of the Milne bay province and a few hours horse powered outboard motor journey from Alotau town up the coastline of the mainland is the location where the first ever Anglican missionaries A.A. McLaren and Copland King set foot on. It was on that shore in 1889, the Anglican Faith first came into PNG. Perched on a hill overlooking the village of Wedau is the 800 seat Cathedral of SS Peter and Paul described as ‘A city on a hill’. A massive 19th century European designed Cathedral built in 1891 that stood its time into the 21st century.
Regardless of this history and the works that came with it, the Truth of God was valued more than anything. A weeklong meeting hosted in Wamira at the Dogura Station from the 16th – 21st of the 5th month of the Gregorian calendar saw Evangelist Gideon Kassa presenting the word of God during the evening sessions and Minister Beckson who ably assisted by missionary George More giving Doctrines and other important teachings during the day sessions. It was a life changing experience for many and the people of Dogura openly renounced the error and accepted the truth of God that was presented to them.
The culmination of the meeting saw 47 people confirming their faith in Jesus and the acceptance of the Truth of God and underwent baptism. Four Milnebay missionaries were dedicated and released, a new Elder for Wedau church, Mr. Clive was recognized and released to work alongside Elder Chris of Wamira Church and also including three Deacons and two Musicians were dedicated and released during the meeting to join ranks in the gospel work in Milnebay province.
The gospel workers will now join hands together with Missionary Stan Ape and Mathew Saman sent in from Port Moresby and Missionary Jonathan sent in from Eastern Highlands who frequents between the mainland and the Missima Island to expand the work to other areas and outer Islands of Milne
Bay.
The meeting saw people coming from as far as Menapi, Topura, Wedau and Alotau town to attend.

30/11/2024

~ MOMASE Regional Meeting- Sangkiang, Ramu, Madang Province ~

It was a week that was gone as fast as it came. Motivational, Uplifting, and Inspirational was the atmosphere that time flew past without notice. On the other hand, though, the memories and covenants made during the weeklong Momase Regional Meeting between the Covenant making God and his people will last for as long as those who attended shall ever live. The month of Nisan in the Biblical Calendar is best known as the month of deliverance, where a lamb without spot and blemish was normally offered as a sacrificial lamb by families of the Jewish Nation in remembrance of their deliverance from their captivity in Egypt. Likewise, Jesus Christ was our sacrificial lamb who came down to this planet on the appointed time as a sacrificial lamb and the TYPE of the ANTI-TYPE. Jesus Christ is the greater deliverer for us from our sins and this world that we may have life more abundantly and receive refreshing from the Most High that settles our doubt, solace to our unbelief and providence to our physical and spiritual needs. The weeklong meeting at Sangkiang village, in the Ramu District of Madang Province from the 18th—23rd of the 4th month of the Gregorian Calendar pitched in line with the 10th—16th of Nissan, the 1st month of the Hebrew Calendar brought together all Truth Repairers and Restorers of the Momase Region from the churches in Morobe and Madang provinces. Truth Repairers and Restorers from Eastern Highlands and Simbu provinces also took the trip down the highlands highway to be part of the weeklong meeting. Prior to the meeting, the theme “Prepare to meet the Lord thy God” was set forth for all who would make the journey to Sangkiang to set aside a time for self-examination. The culmination was a week of solemn assembly that saw the word of God spoken through the mouth of his servants settling all who attended into the Truth. The location of the meeting was an area dominated by the Lutheran faith but the weeklong meeting awakens the sleepy village and inspired many locals to attend— even a Pastor from the Assembly of God Church. Said the Assembly of God Church Pastor, “Truth is a light that breaks forth in the dark corners of our heart and mind. Sabbath worship is the truth of the hour and I will attend the next meeting”. With many of such confessions from the locals and the mighty works of God witnessed throughout the week, the Repairers and Restorers of the Truth have found their path in the journey of proclaiming the Truth of God throughout their dwellings and to wherever borders the Lord shall extend. The culmination of the weeklong meeting saw the baptism of faithful who made the covenant to follow in the steps of Christ and the dedication of Gospel workers for the gospel work in Momase region. Medical Cleansing and Street Evangelization were part of the weeklong meeting also including the celebration of the Lords Supper as part of the Sabbath observance.