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Papua New Guinea2011 Yearbook of Jehovah’s Witnesses
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While Madang was opening up, Jim Baird and John and Magdalen Endor were making good progress in Lae, a large coastal town some 130 miles [210 km] to the southeast. “We studied with large groups of people at our home nearly every night. Within six months, ten of our Bible students joined us in service,” recalls John.
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Papua New Guinea2011 Yearbook of Jehovah’s Witnesses
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[Pictures on page 103]
The home of Magdalen and John Endor was the first meeting place in Lae
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