Some random scenes from PNG and the US

The Men's Lutheran Choir at Ascension Evangelical Lutheran Church, Savannah, Georgia, USA. Not a good bass but tried it out anyway and loved it.

This is a newly built church at home which was built at a cost of K50,000 by the members of the Kontkona Lutheran Church, Ogelbeng Circuit (ELC-PNG). I got baptised and confirmed there as a kid and it's good to see such changes take place at home as well as the number of christains begin to increase each day. May God continue to bless Kontkona Parish.

Raphael from SHP, Timothy Topa (I guess he is in POM, now) and I at a PNG July 4th gathering in Minnesota, USA. It was a blast!

Some of my family members and friends who posed for the camera prior to my departure to the USA. As they say, home is where your heart is, and I really felt that when I spent 2 months in PNG/Hagen. I loved every bit of it.

A mixture of PNG faces who got together in Wisconsin, Miluakee, USA for a winter gathering. Mr. Arel Nen and his family were kind enough to accommodiate all PNG wantoks for the weekend. It was an enjoyable moment for us all eventhough there were 5-6 inches of snow. (Seriously, I don't like snow!!, Maybe you know why?)

Some random scenes from PNG and the US

The Men's Lutheran Choir at Ascension Evangelical Lutheran Church, Savannah, Georgia, USA. Not a good bass but tried it out anyway and loved it.

This is a newly built church at home which was built at a cost of K50,000 by the members of the Kontkona Lutheran Church, Ogelbeng Circuit (ELC-PNG). I got baptised and confirmed there as a kid and it's good to see such changes take place at home as well as the number of christains begin to increase each day. May God continue to bless Kontkona Parish.

Raphael from SHP, Timothy Topa (I guess he is in POM, now) and I at a PNG July 4th gathering in Minnesota, USA. It was a blast!

Some of my family members and friends who posed for the camera prior to my departure to the USA. As they say, home is where your heart is, and I really felt that when I spent 2 months in PNG/Hagen. I loved every bit of it.

A mixture of PNG faces who got together in Wisconsin, Miluakee, USA for a winter gathering. Mr. Arel Nen and his family were kind enough to accommodiate all PNG wantoks for the weekend. It was an enjoyable moment for us all eventhough there were 5-6 inches of snow. (Seriously, I don't like snow!!, Maybe you know why?)

Some random scenes from PNG and the US

The Men's Lutheran Choir at Ascension Evangelical Lutheran Church, Savannah, Georgia, USA. Not a good bass but tried it out anyway and loved it.

This is a newly built church at home which was built at a cost of K50,000 by the members of the Kontkona Lutheran Church, Ogelbeng Circuit (ELC-PNG). I got baptised and confirmed there as a kid and it's good to see such changes take place at home as well as the number of christains begin to increase each day. May God continue to bless Kontkona Parish.

Raphael from SHP, Timothy Topa (I guess he is in POM, now) and I at a PNG July 4th gathering in Minnesota, USA. It was a blast!

Some of my family members and friends who posed for the camera prior to my departure to the USA. As they say, home is where your heart is, and I really felt that when I spent 2 months in PNG/Hagen. I loved every bit of it.

A mixture of PNG faces who got together in Wisconsin, Miluakee, USA for a winter gathering. Mr. Arel Nen and his family were kind enough to accommodiate all PNG wantoks for the weekend. It was an enjoyable moment for us all eventhough there were 5-6 inches of snow. (Seriously, I don't like snow!!, Maybe you know why?)

Cr. Kiap Kumba

Cr. Kiap Kumba is on of the longest serving councillors for the Jika Kupingal tribe who live 5 km west of Mount Hagen city. Kumba's tough leadership had lead to a lot of peace negotiations between the Jika tribes as well as other sourrounding tribes. He is very instrumental in lot of projects in the community of Minimp as well as showing good leadership between it's four clans namely Jika Miamp, Jika Kulgamp, Jika Tolgomp, and Jika Kintkamps. He makes sure that there is always peace between these clans as well as our neighbouring tribes. Kumba had lost in 2005 elections but his legacy is still upheld by so many who come to know him. Kumba is currently married to two wives and has three grown up children and has so many grand-children.

Cr. Kiap Kumba

Cr. Kiap Kumba is on of the longest serving councillors for the Jika Kupingal tribe who live 5 km west of Mount Hagen city. Kumba's tough leadership had lead to a lot of peace negotiations between the Jika tribes as well as other sourrounding tribes. He is very instrumental in lot of projects in the community of Minimp as well as showing good leadership between it's four clans namely Jika Miamp, Jika Kulgamp, Jika Tolgomp, and Jika Kintkamps. He makes sure that there is always peace between these clans as well as our neighbouring tribes. Kumba had lost in 2005 elections but his legacy is still upheld by so many who come to know him. Kumba is currently married to two wives and has three grown up children and has so many grand-children.

Cr. Kiap Kumba

Cr. Kiap Kumba is on of the longest serving councillors for the Jika Kupingal tribe who live 5 km west of Mount Hagen city. Kumba's tough leadership had lead to a lot of peace negotiations between the Jika tribes as well as other sourrounding tribes. He is very instrumental in lot of projects in the community of Minimp as well as showing good leadership between it's four clans namely Jika Miamp, Jika Kulgamp, Jika Tolgomp, and Jika Kintkamps. He makes sure that there is always peace between these clans as well as our neighbouring tribes. Kumba had lost in 2005 elections but his legacy is still upheld by so many who come to know him. Kumba is currently married to two wives and has three grown up children and has so many grand-children.

Faces of WHP

Faces of WHP

Faces of WHP

Faces of Minimp

Faces of Minimp

Faces of Minimp

Faces of Kumiapona

Faces of Kumiapona

Faces of Kumiapona

Faces of Mangkona

Faces of Mangkona

Faces of Mangkona

Faces of Mount Hagen

Faces of Mount Hagen