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The media seem to be very good at getting the bad news out, but not so good at making sure of the follow up good news. We had many emails from friends around the world concerned about our welfare af… more →
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harboursinvanuatu wrote 1 month ago: The media seem to be very good at getting the bad news out, but not so good at making sure of the fo … more →
Honouring the Chief
harboursinvanuatu wrote 1 month ago: This morning a special service was held at Pango Family Worship Center to honour the new chief of P … more →
A Tale of 3 Villages
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harboursinvanuatu wrote 2 months ago: We have just returned from a research trip out to Malekula Island approximately 200km north of our … more →
A Bike for Epi
harboursinvanuatu wrote 3 months ago: Pastors from the 7 churches on Epi Island gathered this morning for the official (MOU) signing … more →
Our Sunday in Lounapiktuan Village
harboursinvanuatu wrote 6 months ago: The Assembly of God Church in this village was the first AoG church to open on the island of Tanna … more →
Photos of Lenakel
harboursinvanuatu wrote 6 months ago: Lenakel is the main town on Tanna and has a population of 1000. It is also known as Black Man Town a … more →
Washing Day
harboursinvanuatu wrote 6 months ago: This photo was taken in a small island village we visited recently. Most mumma’s in Vanuatu … more →
Resurrection Sunday
harboursinvanuatu wrote 7 months ago: Today we went to Evangel Temple for the Resurrection Sunday Service. Thirty three Police Cadets wer … more →
Sunday School Fundraiser
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harboursinvanuatu wrote 1 year ago: In the island villages there is little Vatu or money and what there is buys much needed kerosine and … more →
God's lolly shop
harboursinvanuatu wrote 1 year ago: Vanuatu is a land of abundant food, but to find out that lollies grow on trees is even more amazing. … more →
Village Happy Snaps
harboursinvanuatu wrote 1 year ago: Some photos taken in two of the villages we visited on the north coast of our island. We hope you e … more →
A New slant on "spending a penny"
harboursinvanuatu wrote 1 year ago: Remember the “olden days” when it cost a penny to go to the toilet. It was threepence w … more →
Agricultural Show
harboursinvanuatu wrote 1 year ago: Today we went to the Vila Agricultural Show. Thought we’d share our photos with you all. … more →
Independence Day Celebrations
harboursinvanuatu wrote 1 year ago: We arrived home after 4 weeks in Australia to a city in celebration mode. Today is Independence D … more →
Father's Day
harboursinvanuatu wrote 1 year ago: The Francophone population of Port Vila celebrated Fathers Day on the 15th of June. The Anglophone … more →
Building Relationships
harboursinvanuatu wrote 1 year ago: The teenage boys that live in the Seaside suburb do not have a lot to keep them occupied. Russell … more →
Public Transport
harboursinvanuatu wrote 1 year ago: This is the way the islanders get home to villages with their shopping. By public transport, if it … more →
Bernard Hull Concert
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harboursinvanuatu wrote 1 year ago: Over one hundred and forty people, mostly from the ex-pat community attended the Bernard Hull Conc … more →
Mele Cascades
harboursinvanuatu wrote 1 year ago: Thursday we took our visitors Bernard and Debbie to see some of the beauty that Vanuatu has to o … more →
