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PNG: Abau

December 18, 2006 by

Thank you for praying for the Abau people of Papua New Guinea as they have the opportunity to respond to the Gospel!

I just heard from missionary Frank Tertel that Monday evening (Monday morning in the USA), he and his co-workers shared about Jesus’ death on the cross.

Tuesday morning – which is this evening in the USA – they’ll be teaching about the resurrection and ascension of Jesus.

“After attending the meeting on Tuesday morning the people are faced with a decision that affects their life and destiny. We are trusting that the Lord would draw many, young and old to Himself,” Frank wrote.

And Tuesday evening – which is Tuesday morning in the USA – “we will have a night for testimonies and for answering any remaining questions concerning the facts of the Gospel,” he wrote.

Then each member of the missionary team will spend time with individual Abaus to see what they understand and help make the message clear. That could take the remainder of the week, and longer.

“Please pray for us as we ask questions and review parts of the teaching with different people,” Frank wrote.

Here are some Abaus who seem to be very open to the Gospel whom you can pray for by name. In some cases, the ages are approximate.

Men:

  • Bowi, 45
  • Martin, 21
  • Tiery, 14
  • Pasil, 33
  • Inowai, 55
  • Wesu, 45
  • Gilbert, 27
  • Charles, 27
  • Nomo, 19
  • Koni, 11
  • Kles, 10
  • Liki, 10
  • Nokeno, 9

Women:

  • Baiyako, 22
  • Brinda, 38
  • Momio, 25
  • Noyey, 18
  • Pelonika, 17
  • Mopiow, 16
  • Anku, 38
  • Indaipopo, 13
  • Lucy, 16
  • Sualiala, 60
  • Nanso, 55
  • Palow, 7
  • Anowe, 14

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