We need your support in this........

You may be aware of the shocking news about the closing down of all the sites of the Pacific Islands Bible College in Chuuk which leave the Churches, parents,Alumni as well as the Chuuk State and FSM Government a lost sense of direction. The school has founded way back in Chuuk to respond to the need of the Micronesian Islands to have trained lay-worker and pastors.
Today the school is no longer in Chuuk and it is no longer within our reach like we used to. With some reasons we understand the deep cry of the people in Chuuk for the having a Bible training School for our children.

The Evangelical Churches of Chuuk along with some MIBS and PIBC Alumni are committed to take on the request by establishing a Bible Training School- which will be called MIBC- Micronesian Islands Bible College. It is our prayer that God will help us to establish this school and it will focus on helping the young people to Know Christ and to serve Him.

As of now we are planning to help those students that were left unfinished with their study at the Pacific Islands Bible College by re-opening this school-MIBC. With this we ask your support in prayer and also in funding of this school- we will reopen this school and we need about $130,000.00 to operate everything for about 50-60 enrollments. With this, I ask that you will seek the Lord's guidance in your heart and if He's telling you to partner with us in this ministry we would love to have you.

we accept donations by gift of any amount.

For more information you can contact us through email- billy_edwin7@yahoo.com,

In Chuuk or Micronesia:
you can contact or send donations to
Rev. Yosta Lodge- Po Box 9 Chuuk state FM 96942
call- 691-930-8609/ office 691-330-3869.

Ordination- 27th of June

The Ordination was witnessed by many other groups and individuals that they came from other states in the US. The group from Kansas city, Utah, and the group form Sioux City, Fitel from Arizona, Washington Petrus from San Diego, CA, Herbert Lodge from Pasadena, CA, Joe Enlet from Oregon.We also have three pastors from the churches in chuuk came out Rev. Mokut William, Roland Sam and Yosta Lodge.

happy day

The true appreciation for all our dads for being role models in our lives has been portrayed through and from the word of God. First when I think of my dad, I just can not recall everything that I am so appreciative for and this just leads me to the fact that the word of God speaks clearly of that picture of a dad.

Psalms 68: 5 A father to the fatherless, a defender of widows,
is God in his holy dwelling.


This really shows the picture of fathers toady how they should live and viewed by people of the community. There is the significant role in which God has given the fathers in which it will shape the life of the family and I think we can also look at it in the larger picture as the church.

HAPPY FATHER’S DAY TO ALL DADYS

i thank God for you daddy.

F- Faithful one to the service of God in marriage and in everything.

A-Available for the needs, protection of the family

T-Trustworthy in everything

H-Helper of all

E-Extraordinarily

R- Righteous

All these words are describing what a father ought to be in service to God and to others.

Bless you all

PIBC-THAILAND MISSION

Iwe pwal killisou ngeni Kot ren an kokot fan iten ekkei chon sikul seni PIBC-Guam, ra nom lon ewe leni Thailand iei fan iten ar aronga ewe kapasen Kot ngeni ekkewe irr esap mo rong ewe Porous allimen ach we Samol. Emon me leir mi tolong lon pioing, sa tungor sipwe kan chok pwal iotek fan iterr pwe epwe wor pochokul;

1. pochokul lon aion,
2. pochokul lon manawen nguun, mi wate an ewe chon afitiar angangen uu ngeni met irr ra fori lone ewe leni.
3. fan iten ar needs- surgery cost, ren an Erten nom lon pioing
4. Pwal chok iotek fan iter pwe repwe tipeuu me mokut fan pungun me letipen Kot lon mettoch meinisin.

Killisou chapu ren om alilis,

Ministry week- 09

This week we had our outreach ministry to different people group within the Twin cities. It was really a challenge for me just to step out in many of these activities that we were doing because I never done some of them before in my life. By the way, the great thing is we had the opportunity to speak to people (Native Americans- the Jipewa tribe) in their homes and just pray for them. Some of them were asking for prayer that God will break the bondage and addiction to drugs and alcohol within the native homes. We also had the opportunity to hold up signs along the road- displaying that only Jesus is the answer to all our problems. We had different responds from people but it was great some people were actually stop and asked why are we doing it. It just open up opportunity to have conversation with people and share Christ with them.

Finally today, we had a cook out at the Lutheran Evangelical Chruch in Minneapolis where we invited many people to came and so about 150 men,women, youths and kids where there. Amazingly, there were many of them gave their lives to Jesus, many were recomitted their lives and many were still asking a lot of questions about following Jesus. There were many of them that they asked to prayed for and so we had a booth where few students were just dedicated to pray for people and offer spiritual help.
The Lord has given us a good day of ministering to all these people. We worship the Lord with joy and thanksgiving in our hearts for all that he has done. He is worthy to be praise!!!!!

Gearing up.......

As the days goes by I realized that I need grace in order to stay on track with all my home works and at the same time involving ministries. I began to involve in feeding the homeless downtown Minneapolis where it just bring me to an awareness of their spiritual status. It also a great - exposed on my part as to step out in faith and being available for them just to pray for them and to show them that they are loved. God is still loving them..... It is just sad to hear different stories that they went through and that caused them to be on the street all day and night.

Ministry- prep week/ June 1-12 we are now getting ready for the ministry week which we (seniors) will be leading the underclassmen in different areas of ministry. Through out this week we are planning all the logistics for the week which includes- Transportation, communication, food, and many other necessities for this ministry week. For this reason, I ask that you pray for us as we plan out things that will be done in God's will.

1. Pray for our spiritual nourishment- we will be spiritually ready to minster the gospel in and with people that are still belongs to this world.
2. Pray for safety over the six-groups of students- each will be going into different parts of the town, some places are risky.
3. Pray for the leaders- Seniors and all the team members- wisdom, understanding, unity , obedience, humble and fear God.
4. Pray for me as I engage in all these and at the same time I have to write all my final paper/projects God will give me wisdom and understanding but not stress out.
5. Seniors- special project/ ministry- we preparing for some events where by we will going out to youth groups and preach the Gospel to them. this project called RING THE BELL- basically it is just an awakening for young people now in our churches that they will see what it really means to follow Jesus.
6. Pray for God's direction for me after this, I will be sensitive to his plan for me and the ministry.
   

aritimetik......

Killisou ngeni KOT ren chomong mettoch mine mi fis ngeni kich lon manawch ika lon leniach lon ekkei fansoun, ai luku pwe fan chomong ua chok take'em for granted but sipwe fokkun killisou ngeni Kot ren an kokot lon ekkei meinisin. Ai luku pwe pwal fan chomong sia pwal fokkun chok nounou noun Cherebo we itelap- aritimetik- mi feito seni ewe fosun merika. Ai luku pwe a kon pwal fan chomong ach aritimetik lon umoumochun Kot, sia pwal kan wata ach reasons mine epwe apwapwai pusin kich.