42 E1 Ekanda’s testimony in Ipili language
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- Tape insert: 42 E1 EKANDA | EKANDA'S TESTIMONY IN IPILI LANGUAGE From audio: Side A music and singing, Side B "peacemaking ceremony" Tok Pisin - Singing Pogera area Church singing Pogera - telling his life story Side A: The music and singing in "Tok Pisin" is about early missionaries arriving and encounters with the local people in bringing Christianity religion, the gospel and good news of Jesus Christ to the Pogera area. This came life changing experience to a new and modern way of life from the traditional beliefs. Side B: Speaker Ekanda shares his life story in Ipili language about attending a peacemaking ceremony relating to how a man, Aralu was killed in a village in the Pogera area called Paiyala and how settlement between the warring tribes was undertaken. (Steven Gagau, November 2017) . Language as given: Ipili. You can access this item at the PARADISEC website. You will need to sign up or sign in first.
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- Sound
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- PARADISEC Catalog
- Contributors:
- David Lloyd
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- PARADISEC
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