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Papua New Guinea’s Christianity

Papua New Guinea’s Christianity + MORE

Today in Mana Ako, our main focus was Papua New Guinea but currently we are learning about their Christianity and the similarities or differences to other Pacific islands.

Let’s start with the similarities of Papua New Guinea’s Christianity with other Pacific islands, so clearly Christianity were introduced to them by Missionary! Which was largely through the efforts from European and American  denominations. Here’s another one, Papua New Guinea are also those Pacific islanders that share stories from the Bible to others – Mainly young ones.

Despite the similarities, there are also differences with Papua New Guinea still – Like singing in their own language (Tok Pisin) which is different towards the other islands. Obviously.

 

What three things unite the people of Papua New Guinea?

In the video that Mana Ako shown to us, I noted how they have unique and rich culture. For example, they painted their faces and body with bright colours! Including their traditional weapon if you watch the video that is linked below. Another thing that unites the people, and that I noticed is their language because communicating with others is a way of showing support.

Lastly would obviously be their love for their land! It’s because of how Papua New Guinea is a beautiful country with mountains, rain forests, and beaches – People love their homeland, and I probably would if I had a chance to visit.

Information: Why the Pacific Islands Are 90 Percent Christian2023 Report on International Religious Freedom: Papua New GuineaLanguages of Papua New Guinea

The video we watched: Geography Now! PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Where’s Wally this Summer? – Kick Start


This week I did the Where’s Wally – Kick Start Activity, this is where we make our very own Where’s (name) puzzle book! As you can see there is about 3 Where’s Mrs Taylor, those are just examples and where I had to circle where she is. It was tricky but my eyes are excellent to use. I also made my own Where’s Leata! Enjoy the other slides of Where’s ME =)