Church Partners with 13 organize Churches to Support Buimo Correctional Service

16 Sep 2024

Lae, Papua New Guinea** — On September 15, 2024,

Boundary Road Adventist Church, in collaboration with 13 other Organize churches across Lae District, undertook a significant outreach mission to Buimo Correctional Service (CS). This initiative was a profound demonstration of community spirit and compassion, as the churches united to provide a day of nourishment and support for the prison population.

The collaborative effort saw Boundary Road Adventist Church contribute an abundance of raw garden produce, while the other participating churches prepared and delivered a variety of cooked meals. This collective contribution aimed to address the nutritional needs of the prisoners and bring a touch of kindness to their challenging daily lives.

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The day’s activities began with a moving devotional led by Lae District Director, Pastor Cameron Wari. Pastor Wari's heartfelt message provided spiritual nourishment and encouragement to the prisoners, setting a tone of hope and renewal. Following the devotion, the churches' volunteers worked diligently to serve the meals

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More than 1,000 prisoners were served a hearty meal on this special day, an effort that required meticulous planning and coordination among the churches. The dedication of each participating church was evident in the quality and quantity of food provided, ensuring that each individual received a satisfying meal.

This initiative was not just about providing a meal but also about building bridges and fostering a sense of community. The collaboration among the churches highlighted the power of collective effort and shared values, demonstrating a profound commitment to social responsibility and humanitarian care.

The success of the event underscored the positive impact that such community-driven efforts can have on individuals in challenging situations. The joint endeavour of Boundary Road Adventist Church and its partners was a testament to the spirit of compassion and solidarity that continues to thrive within the Lae District community.

As the prisoners enjoyed their meals, they also experienced the warmth and care of a community that reaches out beyond its own walls. This outreach event is a powerful reminder of the potential for positive change when communities come together with a shared purpose.

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Doulos Ken

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