Wesleyan Bible College of Papua New Guinea

07/05/2026

01/05/2026

Every Friday we work together to keep our campus looking nice and the college gardens producing well. WBC is a hardworking college.

This week an American Wesleyan volunteer joined the WBC mothers in planting kaukau sweet potato.

30/04/2026

At WBC we set aside one afternoon every week to play sports. On this beautiful afternoon we are enjoying a game of volleyball.

12/04/2026

Students please note Term 2 begins on March 20. Bring any outstanding school fees with you. Students must have the next 30% of fees paid in order to start Term 2 classes. (For a total of 70% of the 2026 year's fees)

Any supporters, sponsors, or government representatives who help with student fees, please contact us. We can arrange for your direct deposit to the college account and send a receipt to you. This is a much safer method than sending cash along the roads. Please think of your students who wish to start classes on time and not miss any lessons.

07/04/2026

Our students are very happy with their new songbooks. Even though this is final exam week, we have made time for students to sing together in the classroom before their tests begin.

07/04/2026

Our college says thank you for the wonderful gift of songbooks each student received today from the Hotchkin Memorial Fund.

We will use them while at WBC and take them out into ministry field.

Proverbs 10:7 says
Good people will be remembered as a blessing, but the wicked will soon be forgotten.

We appreciate the legacy the Hotchkins left for all of us in Papua New Guinea.

03/04/2026

Last Sunday we celebrated Palm Sunday. Now we prepare for Easter.

26/03/2026

It is the end of week 7 and students are making great progress in their classes.

When they arrived at WBC, some first year students had no experience typing on a computer. Now they can type and save assignments. This week they even started preparing timetables.

Well done to WBC's hardworking lecturers and students.

21/03/2026

In our one-year certificate program, students review and improve their English. One thing we review in Term 1 is countable vs. uncountable nouns.