The 2025 National Holiness Camp brought together the 25 districts of the PNG Bible Church in a spiritually enriching event that highlighted unity, thanksgiving, and renewal. Held annually, the camp is a cornerstone gathering for believers to celebrate God’s faithfulness, reflect on His sustaining grace, and dedicate the new year to His guidance and blessings. It provides an opportunity for the church to collectively recommit to its mission and begin the year with a renewed focus on God’s goodness.

During the event, various ministry arms, including the Foreign Missions Department and the two Bible Colleges, presented their annual reports. These reports showcased remarkable achievements in bringing souls to Christ, expanding ministry efforts, and building God’s kingdom. They also emphasized areas in need of prayer and financial support, underlining the church’s dedication to advancing its mission in challenging times.

This year’s camp was particularly impactful, with over 5,000 attendees, including a large number of Sunday school children. Sister Marry Klotz and her team led the Sunday school program, delivering a memorable presentation that included children reciting long passages of scripture from memory and singing heartfelt songs. The performance deeply touched the audience and served as a testament to the dedication and faith of the church’s youngest members.

The camp featured powerful messages from renowned church leaders, including Dr. Samuel Poriah and Pastor Jack Kipoi of Wantok Radio Light. Their sermons offered transformative spiritual insights and guidance, inspiring many to experience personal renewal and a strengthened commitment to their faith. Attendees shared testimonies of the life-changing impact of these messages, further affirming the significance of this annual event.

From the opening to the closing moments, the camp was filled with an undeniable sense of God’s presence. The atmosphere was a profound reminder of His faithfulness and a source of encouragement for all in attendance. As the camp concluded, participants left with a renewed sense of purpose, ready to serve God and continue His work in the year ahead.

To God be the glory for the great things He has done.