Kristen Redio - The Voice Of The Gospel

22/07/2025

21/07/2025

21/07/2025

VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT

LUTHERAN HEALTH SERVICES – MADANG & SEPIK (MASE)

Lutheran Health Services (LHS) Madang & Sepik (MASE), a ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of PNG and affiliated with Christian Health Services PNG, is inviting Expressions of Interest from individuals with a heart to serve in rural health.

LHS MASE operates:

🏥 2 Hospitals
🏨 Health Centres & Community Health Posts
🎓 1 CHW Training School
🎓 1 Nursing college

Rooted in faith and compassion, the mission is to deliver quality healthcare, train health workers, and empower communities.

🙏 “Called to serve – a life of vocation in health services, training and empowerment.”

📌 If you feel called to serve, send in your EOI, CV, and supporting documents.

🔗 For full details, visit the National Lutheran Health Services page: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1B7FZXmJgh/

21/07/2025

19/07/2025

Vacancies at Lutheran Health Services Papua New Guinea

18/07/2025

13/07/2025

ELCPNG 139 Years Sunday Service - 13th July, 2025 - Balob Teachers College Sport Field

12/07/2025

ELCPNG 139 Years Fundraising Dinner - July 12th 2025 - Lae International Hotel

12/07/2025

ELCPNG 139 Fundraising Dinner - Lae International Hotel

10/07/2025

Talkshow - Thursday 10th July 2025

10/07/2025

Community Justice & Legal Protection
Talkshow - Thursday 10th July 2025

20/03/2025

Kristen Redio Hosts First Panel Talk Show on SARV, GEDSI, FSV, and GBV.

Kristen Redio today aired its first-ever panel talk show under the series Save Mo Long SARV, GEDSI, FSV na GBV, focusing on critical issues impacting families and communities across Papua New Guinea.

Joining the panel were Head Bishop Dr. Jack Urame, Ms. Dalina Bakine from the Social Concerns Office, and Sr. Arnolda Kavanamur from the Melanesian Institute. The panelists spoke openly about the devastating effects of Sorcery Accusation Related Violence (SARV), Gender-Based Violence (GBV), and Family and Sexual Violence (FSV), while emphasizing the vital importance of Gender Equality, Disability, and Social Inclusion (GEDSI). Sr. Arnolda highlighted the Melanesian Institute's ongoing work in research, community education, and advocacy around these pressing social issues.

All three leaders shared how these issues continue to hurt families, weaken communities, and hinder development and how the church, in partnership with other organizations, is working to bring awareness, support, and solutions at both the grassroots and national levels.

The live talk show also included participation from key media partners who will help spread the message further: the Melanesian Institute, Trinity FM (Jiwaka), Catholic FM, and NBC Eastern Highlands, who will relay the program on their local frequencies.
A live audience was present to witness the powerful discussion, while many more tuned in from across PNG and abroad.

The next panel talk show is scheduled for March 27, 2025, with the topic: What does it mean to live with a disability in Papua New Guinea today? The program will explore barriers faced by persons with disabilities including stigma, lack of access to education, employment, and healthcare and discuss how organizations and the church are working together to advocate for their rights under PNG law and international commitments. Families and faith communities will also be encouraged to create inclusive and respectful spaces for all.

You can tune in to Kristen Redio on 89.1 FM on specific Thursdays at 11 a.m. for more panel talk shows and awareness programs on these vital issues.