Sent by God
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
|
|
|
|
In late March and early April 2012, I and my wife, Rode, visited Papua New Guinea together with Marianne and Sven Goransson. As stated in Chapter 1, this was the reason that I would write the story of Marianne´s and Sven´s lives and missionary work. Below there are some "extra" photos from the trip. Leif Kennerberg |
In the countryside you still live ... 
... largely in traditional huts and ... 
... use these kinds of toilets. 
When to cook pork you start ... 
... to heat the stones that ... 
... you then put in a pit like this. Hot stones in the bottom and you wrap the meat in large sheets. The heat from the stones allows the meat is cook. 
Maybe you want to have sweet potatoes with the meat. Here Kundi Pok´s brother Kende Pok, shows a large specimen. 
Kende Pok dries coffee beans. 
Instead of washing line you can dry your laundry on bushes or ... 
... on the ground as they did at the motel where we were staying. Sven speaks at a mourning ceremony to which several hundred ... 
... people had gathered to mourn the dead. 
Speaking of grief, this woman has according to tradition cut off a finger because she has lost a child. |
Some churches still have dried grass on the floor and you ... 
... sit on the floor with no chairs and if you get ... 
... tired of the long church services you just lie down. 
And this beautifully was the pulpit decorated, at least before the pastor put his bible there. 
Orderliness, here is described what main functions... 
... there are in the church and in detail what duties every function has. 
And the music stand is in a class by itself. 
A nursery school in the countryside and ... 
... a school class. 
Leif and Rode Kennerberg |
