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Papua New Guinea Church Partnership
Registered Charity 249446
Formerly the New Guinea Mission - Supporting the Anglican Province
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Holi, Holi, Holi...!
we remember all who died and those
still suffering in Oro and parts of Milne Bay
in the aftermath of Cyclone Guba - Nov. 07
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Benedicite
All Works of God - Praise the Lord and Bless His Name
All you big things, praise the Lord
Mount Lamington, Mount Wilhelm
and the Owen Stanley Range
Pacific Ocean, Solomon and Coral Seas
Mangrove and Modawa Trees
Praise the Lord and Bless His Name
All you tiny things, praise the Lord
Busy Mango ants, lurking bed bugs
and pestering mosquitoes
Praise the Lord and Bless His Name
Acknowledgements (for the idea) to the WWDP Committee of South Africa
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Bougainvillean Mother and Child - pictured in Rabaul, where they had taken refuge from the crisis on that beautiful island. Photo: Meredith
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Looking forward to a more peaceful future ...
A new Constitution for Bougainville was signed by Governor General,
Sir Paulias Matane, on 21st Dec.2004
Former Rebel Leader heads Bougainville Autonomous Government
Peaceful Elections monitored by international observers in May 2005
brought to power former (BRA) Rebel leader Joseph Kabui with 14,000 more
votes than his nearest rival former Provincial Governor John Momis. Mr. Kabui was
inaugurated as president of the Bougainville government on 15th June
Bougainville secessionist leader, Francis Ona's death from malaria and typhoid
in his Guava village near the Panguna mine came weeks after the election of
Bougainville's new autonomous government.....after 16 years in hiding
Unforgettable journey to Farewell Ona....
writes Gorethy Kenneth, in Post Courier. Ms. Kenneth, an award-winning
journalism graduate of the University of Papua New Guinea, is from Buka island.
Tribute to Theodore Miriung by Peter Niesi, Post Courier, 15th June 2005
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Lest we forget
60th Anniversary of the ending of World War II in the Pacific
(including 'Visiting the Oro Battle Sites')
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We salute the local heroes who helped turn the tide of war....
The enduring image of the New Guinea campaign is that of Private George 'Dick' Whittington being led to a field hospital on Christmas Day 1942 by "a Fuzzy Wuzzy Angel", Raphael Oembari (he was Orokaivan from Hanau Village) later awarded the OBE. The picture was taken by New Zealand born photojournalist, George Silk, while working as a war photographer for the Australian Department of Information.
Interesting Link: Time Magazine 'The Debt of Freedom'
Articles from "Paradise" - Air Niugini's inflight magazine:
"Victory in Papua" - by Bruce Hoy, first Curator of Modern History at the National Museum, Port Moresby
Oro Province - also called Northern - is coterminous with Popondota Diocese (the heartland of Anglicanism) home of the Tapa cloth tradition, and the world's biggest butterfly, the Queen Alexandra's Birdwing - featured on the Provincial Flag, below.
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Polite Note: If you wish to copy any of the pictures on our web pages,
we would be grateful for a credit for PNGCP, and the photographer if named. Tenkyu tru!
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