A pwal tam fansoun ach sise nom ikkei.

 

Ach kapong me killisou ngeni  Kot ren ei fansoun mei tufich ngeni kich pokiten chok an umoumoch  ewe kich mei poputulo lon. A pwal tam fansoun ach sise mak won ach ei page seni chok ach kan tawengaw ngeni. Iwe killisou ren ei fansoun sia pwal tongeni tolong sefal lon ach ei page me sa pwal tongeni soposopolo me mamak.

Am kapong ngeni kemi chon kuna me tolong won ach ei page.

A gift of God

An Kot Lifang:

Ai enletin killisou ngeni Kot ren an umoumoch ngeni kem lon am family a pwal fangeto eu lifang mi fokkun ouchea chapur me rem lapelon me ren Kot. Kot a fangeto emon noum lon am family a pwal kapach ngeni noum kei. Upwe killisou oh ingemwareituk Kot ren mine tipom fan item.

October 8, 2019 Nathaniel Rekimwai Aizawa-Edwin a uputiw me lon ewe Kapiolani Medical Center lon Hawaii. Killisou pwe ii mei pochokul tori ikkenai.

A week in Saipan:

On March 12 I went with some students of the Pacific Islands University to Saipan where they spend their one Spring Break. The trip turned out to be one of the great experiences not just for the students but also for me as I serve as their leader. I am so thankful to our hosts there and the people that are playing a significant role in our one week experience there.

• The Palauan Evangelical Church of Saipan
• Saipan Truk Bible Church- STBC
• YWAM- Saipan
• 500 Sails
• Marianas High School
• Our families and friends

We were so blessed by the trip that we were able to interact with a lot of people not only those we work with but the larger community there. 

The group 

                                                                       David and Fredy

                                                            Dinner with YWAM and Fredy's family

At STBC -Community Church

Building Proa at 500 Sails.

at the Palauan Evangelical Church- Saipan

Presentation at Marianas High School

I also want to thank you to my Saipan Team- 2018 for the great time of learning that you gave me. I took everything as way of learning and development for me. You guys are awesome!!!!!!

Thank you and God bless you! 

BNEW 501

This semester is going to be very interesting looking into the whole New Testament and other  authors of certain books that are for the New Testament Survey. I think its going to be very interesting to see many insights as we look through the entire NT and see how these guys are talking about Jesus in relation to the overall topic and the outcomes of the class.

We are going to discuss many things in regards to the kingdom and the gospel and how these are significantly displayed in our churches and missions today.

Eu minafon kinikin,

New Semester- spring 2018

We are now starting a new semester here at the Pacific Islands University. I am glad to see our students coming back ready to take on my challenge from the courses that they are taking this semester. Glad that some of them were able to visit their families during the break so were staying on island but were able to part of other families and churches as well. So far the Christmas break was good and memorable one.
I am also staying back on island during that break and I enjoyed part of few activities that were on island that time. I was able to get to the Marshallese Christmas celebration at the University of Guam and I enjoyed their creativeness in their programs. The food was good! Komol Anij!

Jeledrik is one of our Students and he is ready to graduate this year.

Hosea- the great singer and good student as well

You might have seen my post of facebook regarding some of the work we did in preparation for the semester. I just realize that it was a time for me to pass on the skills that I have to my friends that were helping there. We were rebuilding the deck to the Study Center .

Delight and Maverik

making the railing, 

About to finish!

Catching up...

Finally I got my own equipment to be able to keep up with my blog. I thank God for his provision that I could be able to get a new laptop for my personal use and some other related purposes. I have been planning on getting some glimpses of the summer 2017 up to now.

Summer of 2017, I was invited to go the Marshall Islands to speak at the 43th National Youth Rally which was held at the Uliga Church in Majuro. It was a very special moment for me as I experience so many things in regards to ministry in that specific context. The theme," Mijak Anij" which means Fear the Lord. As I speak about the topic I began to see how important it is to fear the Lord in our daily living. I began to see a different perspective on why there are so many problems that we face in our societies today. Everything can be traced and viewed through that lens of fearing the Lord.

Rita Youth

Flag bearers

Aimond saying his farewell.

Towards the end of the two weeks youth rally I received a call that my grandma passed away. I began to recall her life story and I was at peace because I know who she is and how she had lived her life. I was very thankful to God that she had a peaceful departure. I came to the islands spend about a month out there with my family. I enjoyed going out fishing and enjoy the peacefulness of the island life out there.

Coming back to Guam, Pacific Islands University where I have been working for over 5 yrs been serving as the Alumni Relations Coordinator, Maintenance Supervisor and some other responsibilities. I have been enjoying learning as I work. There are many things that were just beyond my ability but I thank those they offer help in those areas.

Been a while!

Some people might say, where have you been? Some may think that I am way too much busy with different things that I just can't have time to update my blog. I am in both situation as well as other factors are kicking in. I have been dealing with a lot in terms of work, planning to get back to school and some other projects back on my island. With all these, I realized that I just have to deal with my time and resources and some other related matters. Can I be able to get around any of my plans? Well, we' ll see!

In my next post, I will get something from last summer up to this Christmas season. I hope you have a wonderful and blessed time with your family and loved ones.

Merry Christmas you all.

No class for me...

No class this time but too much learning as usual. 

Kapong ngeni kemi meineken.

Good morning!

Its been a while since I put something on here. Its just because of my business that I wasn't able to update more often.

I just want to continue to ask for your support in Prayer for me as I serve here on the island of Guam with couple ministries here on island. I need guidance and humility.

1. Pacific Islands University- I am serving as the Maintenance guy here as well as the Alumni Services Coordinator.

2. I am also involve with MOM-Guam- Micronesian Outreach Ministry- Guam as well as other Chuukese Churches on Island. Pray that we will continue to seek God in everything we do.

 I ask that you pray for me as I serve Him here in Guam that I may be humble and be obedient to His will for me and his work.

Maysak.

Earlier this month also during the celebration of the EASTER week there was a typhoon that swept over the Micronesian island which left the beautiful islands of Chuuk and few of the outer islands of Yap in total damaged and devastation. I have been touched by the quick response of many organizations, friends off island, and even people of Guam, Saipan and many others that are willingly collecting relief goods for our people in the islands. Killisou ren ami tong and love.

I like what the senator from CNMI was saying, " The Container is not full of materials that you brought but of your love for you brothers and sisters in Micronesia," One Love One Micronesia!!!


                                          Relief Drive in Saipan.

One Love!

                           

These group is collecting more and more.          



Photo courtesy of Own Cholymay

Month of April,

Nouch ei negnin ukan lo seni nge mi chon kukun nge iei a kan wate.



EASTER week has been one of the busiest week in our Churches regarding programs and different functions that happened on that week. I thank God and everyone for supporting the ministry that I was able to involve in different ministry over the break. Killisou chapur ngeni ach kewe mwichefelin Chuuk lon ei fonu Guam for inviting me to speak on the topic, " The Trail of Jesus" and I put the " The Truth on Trial- " , " Sises era pwe ngang Al, me Let me Manau, ese wor emon epwe feilo ren ewe Sam are esap aleni ei ika esap seni ewe Nau."


How can we put the Truth on trial? Ifa usun om kopwe apungu ewe Let? An ekkewe souemwenin lamalam lon ewe fansoun apungu Sises ese fetal lon pungun alluk pwe a fetal lon pusin are rawengaw.


Ai we alilis on ei topic ika itelap:

1. Sises e kuna kapung ren sou-emwenin lamalmen chon Jews-


2. Kapung ren ewe Muun Rome- under Pontius Pilate.


3. An Sises kapong a pwarata pwonuetan ekkewe oesini fan iten mine tipen Kot lon noun we Alemon fan iten fonufan.





Killisou ngeni Kot fan iten an kewe mwich lon - Minnesota, Utah, Kansas me Kentucky sa pwal alilis lon are we Easter longolong on ewe puk EPH 2:1-10

1. Kot ewe chon fongufong a pisekisekin tong.


2. Kot a fongufong lon Sises Kraist sia manau fiti I.

3. Sia manau lon Kraist pwe sipwe manau fan itan.


These are the lessons that we had over the EASTER in Milan Minnesota, I thank God for allowing me to go back and meet some of my friends in the work. Its always a challenge to see those that are still serving the LORD bless you with their experiences in the LORD.

                                       Welcoming song from the Milan Group- The Hosting!

I also had the opportunity to share about PIU- www.piu.edu and the new things going especially the tuition reduction rate.

Some more photos of the event.

                        Easter Sunday service.

                               
                                          Pastors from Foupo and Kentucky mwich.      

                                               
                                          Presentation of Officers of the Association

                                       
                                          Kol seni kei fin Foupo

                                          Kol seni Kansas group

                                       
                                        Kol seni- Foupo miwch

                                        Brad me nouch kei seni Milan.

What is Easter for us? This may be different depending on where and how you brought up and how much you know about its historical and theological background. In the islands its just a time to come together and talk about how important it is to our lives as follower of Christ. Easter is a big gathering in the island churches. It is time that churches are meeting together having new songs composed and invited speakers for certain topics.

This time I have been invited to share with few groups including our own church here on island.

• March 31, at the Micronesian Outreach Ministry Church- Yigo, Guam

• April 2, at the Evangelical Churches of Chuuk Youth Rally here in island

• April 3-6 Milan, MN. 

It is been very challenging to prepare for all these but I also see it as my opportunity to share with the youth the word of God.

As I shared all these, I want to ask for your support in prayer for me as I share the word of God that I will be able to communicate clearly.

Easter- should be a time to revisit the work of God in his son Jesus Christ whom he gave for the remission of our sins. Our hearts should be burst out in thanksgiving for what He has done for all of us. We are saved, freed and loved!

Christmas became the most difficult time in terms of decision making regarding many things. I was having hard time deciding over many options of where to spend the Christmas break. One of the options that I took was that going to Maui, HI to visit my uncle who was going through hard time with cancer treatment. One that day that I flew out from Guam was also the day that my cousins were getting married at Berea Church. It was a bit difficult to miss out on those important gatherings with family and relatives. I made up my mind to go up and see my uncle so it was on December 14, I took off on the 7hrs flight from Guam to Honolulu.

My connecting flight from Honolulu to Maui was only few minutes after my arrival and so I had to get off the plane and get over to the Inter-island terminal for Hawaiian Airlines.

On my way to way to the flight to Kahului I was able to enjoyed a cup from Starbucks and it refreshing after a long flight from Guam to Honolulu. 

I truly enjoyed the bbq and breadfruit that I had there. These are truly best to be together mai me bbq-beef. All these were not able to help me maintain my exercise.

 Fansoun momot fan kei mango pwal akangei alilisin aion.

I was able to dine in at the Krispy Kreme in Maui.

 Taking care of the lawn and the flowers by watering them.

Feeding Moonie.

 Feeding the Chickens in the back.

and also Kapua.

 Little brother Harson Edwin

 Mysen, Myke me and Harson

 uncle Mike and Mekela 

 Myka, Mysen and Harson catching some shrimps at Iao valley

 My Nephew Annboy Robinson 

 Rumi

 Nei kei achengicheng

 Pwipwi Staris, Dave me Kesly 

 uncel Soiter and R-son 

 R-son and our cousin Annelyn Menzior from Mokil we had great time at the mall and she bought me running shoes. Kalangan!

 uncle Mike

 pwipwi pwal semei Joyus 

 Aunty Marlyn me baby 

 Aunty Serlyn Sorim 

 Mama Anisia 

I was enjoying seeing family in Maui we always get together and talk story which i truly miss it. I think its just awesome to always get together when everyone is off from work and having family
time. This was my break.