Yu welkam long haus lotu bilong mipela.
A church on the corner, open to every nation.
On Boroko Drive since 1959, worshipping in English and Tok Pisin. There is a seat for you this Sunday.
Coming up
- NCD Baptist Women’s FellowshipSaturday 17 October · 8:00 am – 1:00 pm · Boroko Baptist Church
- Baptist Women’s World Day of PrayerSaturday 7 November
- BBC Youth Alive Talent NightSunday 8 November · Boroko Baptist Church
- Children’s DaySaturday 21 November
Your first Sunday
Come as you are
Our building is simple: a roof, louvred walls, a concrete floor and overhead fans. People come in meri blaus and in office clothes. Wear what is comfortable for you.
The service runs about ninety minutes. The worship band leads the singing — contemporary songs, older hymns, and a chorus in Tok Pisin. Then a sermon from the Bible, applied to life in this city. Children go out to their own programme partway through.
Join in as much or as little as you like. If you would like someone to talk to, any of the welcomers at the door will be glad to help.
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From the pulpit
The Roots of Injustice
Genesis 1–11 · Series: Biblical Justice and Social Concern
Where does injustice begin? In part two of our series Biblical Justice and Social Concern, Pastor Duli Asi takes us back to the book of origins, Genesis 1–11, to see what God intended and where things went wrong.
God made humanity in His image and gave away power, so that we could rule, create and care for His creation. Poverty and hunger are not God’s design. The earth He made can feed everyone. The problem is how we use the power He gave us. From the Fall, to Cain and Abel, to the violence before the Flood, to Nimrod and the Tower of Babel, Pastor Duli traces how delegated power was turned to self-service: pulling everything inward, holding on at all costs, while the weak and the voiceless pay the price. Alongside Genesis, the prophet Amos warns the comfortable and complacent who feel secure while their people suffer.
But there is another path. Noah chose to trust and obey God when everyone around him mocked. Godly power gives: it enables, empowers and sets others free. For Papua New Guinea today, that means asking hard questions about food security, land, climate, skills, and whether we are giving power away or holding on to it.
“God gave away power. He didn’t keep it for himself.”
Reflect this week
- Where has God given you power: at home, at work, at school, in church, in your community?
- Are you using that power to lift others up, or holding on to it?
- What is one thing you can do this week to enable or empower someone around you, especially through skills and opportunity?
Key scriptures: Genesis 1–11 · Amos 6:1–6 · Psalm 67 · Psalm 133 · 1 Timothy 6:6 · 2 Corinthians 11:3 · 1 Timothy 2:13–14 · Genesis 4:9–11 · Genesis 6:9–22 · Joshua 24:15 · Genesis 9:1–17 · Genesis 10:8–12 · Genesis 11:1–9 · John 20:19 · Isaiah 40:31
Through the week
The week at a glance
Everything happens at the church unless noted. Times can change, so the latest bulletin has this week’s notices.
Sunday
- 9:00 am English service and Sunday School
- 11:00 am Tok Pisin service and Sunday School
Wednesday
- 9:00 am Ladies Bible Study
- 6:00 pm Church prayer meeting
Friday
- 6:00 pm Youth Alive
And more
- Women’s and men’s fellowships
- Young adults and two home groups
- Tok Pisin prayer, and music practice
Beyond this corner
Three settlements, one church family
Much of what this church does happens somewhere other than Boroko Drive.
Morata
Morata Shalom Baptist
A full congregation in one of Port Moresby’s largest settlements, now raising up its own preachers and taking part in Bible distribution across PNG.
Nine Mile
Nine Mile Baptist
Sunday worship, fellowship and care for neighbours in the Nine Mile community, as part of the Boroko church family.
Mangomine
Children’s Outreach
Weekly work with children in the settlement along the East Boroko hills, where few other institutions reach.
2026 · Our theme
“Him we proclaim, warning everyone and teaching everyone with all wisdom, that we may present everyone mature in Christ.”
Colossians 1:28 (ESV)
This year the church is walking through Acts 2, one pathway each quarter.
| Jan – Mar | Witness Pathway Partnership in the Gospel · Acts 2:41 |
| Apr – Jun | Bible Pathway The essence of God’s Word · Acts 2:42 |
| Jul – Sep | Care & Neighbour Pathway Body ministry · Acts 2:44–46 |
| Oct – Dec | Freedom & Justice Pathway Social concern · Acts 2:47 |
Just moved to Port Moresby?
People come and go from this city constantly, and this church has been a landing place for sixty-seven years of them. On posting, on contract, or home from study — let us know and someone will meet you at the door on Sunday.
Cnr Boroko Drive & Bava Street, East Boroko · +675 325 4410 · office@borokobaptistchurch.org