Vesulogo Adventist Church communication department

20/08/2026

Coming to Your local churhes..
TAP link to follow
https://www.facebook.com/100068359806364/posts/1348736224081692/
The seminar teaches participant how to recognize, prevent & respond to physically, emotional & sexually Abuse, these educational session are offered globally & locally by Seventh day Adventist churhes.

18/08/2026

CPC Staff Take Part in NCD Rural Drive and Preach

On Sabbath, August 15, Lesson 7. Central Papua Conference (CPC) staff participated in the NCD Rural Drive and Preach program, visiting churches across the NCD rural area. Staff members were assigned to various churches as preachers and assistants, where they shared God’s Word, supported local church members, and encouraged communities through worship and fellowship.

The initiative involved 11 churches, with CPC staff and other church workers serving in preaching and supporting roles. The program provided an opportunity for CPC staff to connect directly with local congregations and strengthen the mission of the Church through preaching, visitation, and community engagement.

04/08/2026

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30/07/2026

📢 CPC Workers Meeting 2026 – Registration Now Open!

The Central Papua Conference is pleased to announce that registration is now open for the CPC Workers Meeting 2026, scheduled for 13–20 September 2026 at Mt. Diamond Adventist Secondary School.

This year's Workers Meeting will bring together CPC pastors, district directors, local church pastors, ministers, volunteers and spouses for a week of spiritual renewal, fellowship, planning, and equipping for mission.

Highlights include:
✅ Ordination Service for approved ministers
✅ Special recognition of retiring workers
✅ Worship, training, and ministry sessions
✅ Fellowship and spiritual growth

📋 All attendees are required to register.
📱 Simply scan the QR code on the circular to complete the online registration form.

⏰ Registration Deadline Extended: Monday, 31 August 2026

Please complete your registration before the deadline to assist the organizing committee with meeting preparations.

We look forward to seeing every CPC worker as we gather to strengthen our commitment to God's mission.

30/07/2026

🌿 Bautama Mangrove Educational Boardwalk Launch – Photo Highlights

Enjoy more moments from the official opening of the Bautama Mangrove Educational Boardwalk on July 29, 2026.

The launch brought together church leaders, conservation partners, government representatives, traditional landowners, students and community members to celebrate a shared commitment to environmental education and caring for God’s creation. 🌏💚

📸 View more highlights from this special occasion in the photo gallery below.

21/07/2026

With Gordons Police Barracks SDA Church – I just got recognized as one of their top fans!

21/07/2026

With

21/07/2026

With Koki Seventh Day Adventist Church – I just got recognized as one of their top fans!

20/07/2026

19/07/2026

Brief history of Faole Adobo (c. 1890–1957), a pioneering Koiari Seventh-day Adventist leader, established a church and mission presence in Enivilogo village, Papua New Guinea, during the late 1930s. He became a significant community figure who protected Australian soldiers during World War II, with the Boui chapel in Enivilogo named in his honor.

Key History of Faole Adobo in Enivilogo
• Establishment: By 1939, after returning to the Efogi district, Faole began establishing missionary outstations along the mountain tracks. He established a church at Enivilogo, spreading the gospel in the region.

• Wartime Leadership (1942): While at Enivilogo, a Japanese plane bombed the village, forcing villagers and Faole into hiding. During this time, his daughter, Beghoi, tended to wounded Australian soldiers.
Courageous Leadership: Faole led a group of wounded Allied soldiers to safety along treacherous, lesser-known trails, emerging at the Brown River to assist the Allies.
Legacy: Known as "Tau Buruka" (Old Man) later in life, Faole is recognized for his role as a pioneer missionary and mentor, with the chapel at Enivilogo being a testament to his impact.

He passed away in 1957, leaving a legacy of religious devotion and historical bravery on the Kokoda Track.