New Combined Mess Hall
We are thrilled to share that we just completed and opened the new mess hall for our Community Health Worker Training School. The construction which began in early 2023 was not without its challenges tho.
EXPOSÉ
Today, as the Supplies and Logistics Manager at Gulf Christian Services, Bartholomew’s journey serves as an inspiration. His growth, both professionally and personally, underscores the impact of perseverance and determination. Recognized as a key asset to Gulf Christian Services, Bartholomew’s story is a testament to the transformative power of his faith and the strength that comes with that.
New Rubbish Bins for Kapuna Hospital
Why does rubbish matter? Because we are called to reflect Christ in everything we do as christians and because we were created to care for the earth, our garden of Eden.
KAKS
Here is a story about the wonderful work of KAKS, an acronym for Karimai, Ara A’va, Kapuna Sewing, is a flourishing initiative that was born two years ago under the dedicated leadership of The Projects Team(Daniëlle Dijkema) and Sherry Rex, who serves as the head seamstress. Our skilled seamstresses meticulously sew an array of items, including mari blouses, skirts, shirts, baby clothes, and much more. Furthermore, they extend their expertise to creating uniforms for the local hospital.
Volunteer/GulfChristianServices
Glimpse into jungle life With a mission to provide Christ centered services to the people of the Gulf province, we are always needing help. We are thankful to the team at Total Energies for putting together this video about what it means to serve as part of the Gulf Christian Services team. Here is a […]
Dr Lin Calvert
I paused to soak in the scene before me. I had come to the remote Gulf Province of Papua New Guinea to write a book about the Calvert family, who, together with the local medical team, transformed medical care in the region.
Now, bathed in sunlight streaming through a window in her home, the elderly Lin Calvert sat bent over her Bible, grasping a magnifying glass. A doctor known as ‘Grandma,’ or Bubu Mei in the local Koaki dialect, the then-89-year-old didn’t notice me as she meticulously noted what God had taught her through the years.
I remembered this image when I learned that Bubu Mei died at age 98 on August 8, after serving nearly seven decades at Kapuna Hospital in Papua New Guinea. She and her husband Peter, along with their two young children, first arrived at the mission hospital in 1954. Their work enabled Kapuna to serve more than 45,000 tribal people making their home in the remote area accessible only by boat.
Kapuna Laboratory
Kapuna Laboratory In 2017 we had no idea we needed a laboratory. share this story: Facebook Twitter WhatsApp Want to learn more about us?
Days For Girls
Empowering Girls The Impact of Women’s Health Products Produced at Kapuna Hospital, Papua New Guinea In the Gulf of Papua New Guinea, a remarkable initiative is quietly transforming the lives of young girls and women. Days for Girls, a global organization dedicated to improving women’s health and access to education, has found a powerful ally […]
Kapuna Hospital Rebuild
In a testament to the enduring spirit of progress and community, the Kapuna Hospital, standing for over seven decades as a beacon of healthcare, was in dire need of revitalization. The remarkable Kapuna Hospital Revitalization Project, aimed at renewing this venerable institution, was a resounding success story that showcased the power of community support and […]