Aaron's Books

Your purpose in life is firstly to develop the potential that God has placed in you, then 2ndly to serve your community using that talent. An education encourages reading and arithmetic. We mistakenly attribute how good we are at reading and writing to our talent. While it may be true in some instances, the reading, writing, and arithmetic skills are tools to help you better understand and apply your talent. Your true potential can only be released through introspection and experience aka trial and error. That is why wise people say fail forward and fast. Only then will you discover what comes naturally to you so you can develop it to better serve your community.

~TZA

We were a bunch of misfit. All together we looked like the discounted box of rejects. Just odds and ends. Missing parts, broken, cracked, damaged, ruined. The dirty and ruggedly were the best of the bad lot that we were - all the pieces intact but coated with years of dirt and grime – so thick, you could slice with a butter knife. Maybe it was a joke. Maybe it was an experiment. Maybe it was just life being life when we all got tossed into the box. Carelessly, without thought. Indeed there was no order, just chaotic bits and pieces that did not seem to fit.

The Lutheran Church was in existence for over 3 centuries by the time it arrived on the shores of Papua New Guinea (PNG) in the late 1800. PNG was a dark and unknown place at the turn of the century – tribal fights, sorcery, payback killing were common. Isolated in their own little worlds, Papua New Guineans were animists, believing that spirits controlled their life.

The gospel arrived with Reverend Johannes Flierl, a Neuendettelsau Missionary from the Kingdom of Bavaria, Germany. The gospel in PNG began in the Finschhafen and Madang area and spread into the rest of Papua New Guinea. As it was in the days of Luther, the gospel liberated people from the fear of the unknown and freed multitudes from the power of spirits and death.

https://tanyazeriga.wordpress.com/2017/10/30/commemorating-500-years-of-reformation-in-papua-new-guinea/

Book Review of Nanu Sina: My Words. A book of poems

Book Review
Nanu Sina: My Words.
A Book of Poems

https://tanyazeriga.wordpress.com/2019/07/12/book-review-of-nanu-sina-my-words-a-book-of-poems/

tanyazeriga.wordpress.com Nanu Sina or My Words in the Musa Language of the Oro Province is the title of this book of poems by Carolyn Evari – a Writer, Blogger, Author, Mother and Wife living in Port Moresby, Papua N…

Book sales tomorrow.

The complete novels of George Orwell.

Will be sold as soon as I finish reading.
Make an offer.

His dream is our dream.
A review coming out soon.
Watch this space.

We will be there. Come check out PNG titles.

Every second Saturday of the month, from 8am to 8pm, join us at the markets.
Port Moresby's open field pop up variety market.

Hank Nelson was an educator in PNG from the years 1966 to 1972. He taught at the PNG Admin college (now Institute if Public Admin ) then UPNG. Nelson returned to Australia in 1972.

This 1972 publication is a study of PNG as an emerging nation. This body of work is also a critical assessment of the first term of PNG as an independent Nation.

An enlightening read.

The first contact: 1930 to 1935

When gold explorers in search of gold stumbled upon the kingdoms of tribal warriors in the hinterland of PNG.

MR B": The Lfe and Times of Sir Brian Bell. [Papua New Guinea] by Sinclair, James: Alan Caudell and Associates, Palm Cove, Qld 9780646541617 Hardcover, Signed by Author(s) - Pacific Book House

Want to know the history of Port Moresby. Read this book.
Get a copy at the Brian Bell Plaza, Port Moresby

https://www.abebooks.com/Lfe-Times-Sir-Brian-Bell-Papua/9675975487/bd

abebooks.com AbeBooks.com: MR B": The Lfe and Times of Sir Brian Bell. [Papua New Guinea]: 448 pages, b/w and colour photographs, index. In 2008 the author was contacted by Sir Brian Bell who asked if he would write the story of his life in Papua New Guinea. Sir Brian Bell loved business and was a hard but fair....

A collection of stories from Enga.
Compiled by Daniel Kumbon.

A distinct Melanesia Book. Very captivating story about lost children, adopted within Melanesia system and abused, and who have to fend for themselves. A PNG version of Bobby Teardrops.

You have advantage over these two if you but READ.

Reading gives you a better perspective.

A new book alert. 😀

Marapa Publications wishes to announce its newest book yet entitled "MY FAITH, MY CHURCH". This book is due to come off the press as early as end of this week or early next week.
This book was written by the members of the Lutheran Students Congregation (LSC) at the University of Papua New Guinea to commemorate the 500th Year of Reformation. The book contains some wonderful testimonies of God's saving grace. For instance, you will read stories of how God saved some from cult, family problems, sickness, violence, school fee problems and so forth. This book is a must read for anyone who thinks God is no longer interested in him/her.

Please be prepared to grab your copy. Contact us at [email protected].
Thank you and God bless.

A little Bible for the writer who wants to get better from here on. ✍👍

Fighting for a voice. The inside story of the PNG Attitude Blog.

Sales of Books
26th August 2017
Rainbow Section 484

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I am Malala
World's youngest Nobel Peace prize winner

Only 1 copy in stock.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0316322407/ref=cm_cr_arp_mb_bdcrb_top?ie=UTF8

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Readers are leaders - what does this mean?

Leaders by definition are authorities in their chosen fields. After they graduate with basic education in the classroom, they move into self-learning. Everything they need to know about their chosen field can only be acquired through study. Study for the most part requires reading. So indeed, a leader is a voracious consumer of material in their chosen field. The more knowledge they acquire, they become an authorithy aka a leader in their chosen field of study.
~Aaron's Books

Reading list for the rest of the year.