At the time, the meetings were held at the home of Heni Heni Nioki, a local Bible student.

I was 13 years old and very shy. I went to Heni Heni’s home, where about 40 villagers had gathered, and sat quietly in the background with my head in my hands. I liked what I heard and kept going back. Soon, Heni Heni asked me to interpret Tom Kitto’s English into Motu, the language spoken by most of those present.

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The first meetings were held in Heni Heni’s home