Two Warring Tribes Attend Evangelical Crusade Together in Wapenamanda District
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- The Palinau and Yopo tribes attended a week-long evangelical crusade together in Tsak, Wapenamanda District.
- The Enga Interdenominational Global Missions organized the event, which focused on repentance, reconciliation and peace.
The Palinau and Yopo tribes in Papua New Guinea’s Wapenamanda District came together for a week-long evangelical crusade centered on repentance, reconciliation and peace.
The gathering took place in the Tsak local-level government area. The Enga Interdenominational Global Missions organized the crusade, bringing members of the two tribes to the same event despite their conflict.
The occasion was described as a period of reconciliation and peace for the Palinau and Yopo communities.
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