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Sis Derfus helping Kerri-Sue Gration with her schoolwork.

AIMing for Papua New Guinea

Uploaded 15 May 2007

Sister Derfus is from Appleton, Wisconsin. She is a short-term AIM (Associates In Missions) worker and was in Papua New Guinea during Jan-Feb 2007. She writes her thoughts regarding AIMing in Papua New Guinea...

AIMING FOR PAPUA NEW GUINEA

My, my! Don’t be afraid to go. It is a chance of a life time to see the wonderful work going on in Goroka and all of Papua New Guinea. You will experience a “step back” in time as you work with these wonderful saints.

They are very appreciative of your commitment to be involved in God’s Work. I was in Goroka with Rev. & Mrs. Peter Gration (and family) in 2007 and couldn’t have felt more welcome. They have a tremendous burden for the people of Papua New Guinea and an extra pair of hands is very welcome.

The facilities you will be staying in are very comfortable and I can promise you, you’ll never regret a missions trip to Papua New Guinea!

- Rev. J. Derfus, short-term AIM worker

- 09 February 2010

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Ongoing request - Pray for churches in outlying islands and areas of the country.

Ongoing request - Pray for ease of operations as the Bible School enters its development phase.

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October - The Peter Gration family have completed their fundraising in the USA and are on their return journey to PNG. We thank the Lord and those that have supported them. It will be wonderful for PNG to have another missionary family again.

October - The Richard Carver jnr. family have also returned to PNG after the birth of our grandaughter, Hannah born in July.