Romney Charles Tabara

How to conduct a Life in the Spirit Seminar Romney Charles Tabara

"Bogi Rohodobi" the Hiri Motu word for Eagle that sits upon a tree. This majestic and noble bird much revered throughout the bible represents the characteristics of being in control, confident, dominant, assertive, cool, decisive and ambitious. A spirit we believe is alive and encapsulated in our small community of Catholic faithful. The road leading to the Facility is pot hole infested and along the highway are the six main villages of Baruni, Porebada, Boera, Papa, Bogi and Lealea. Despite housing such a prominent facility, the villagers still reside in shanty houses, with no running water and pit toilets. Here in the village of Bogi gathered under the house of local sub parish chairman are a small group of Catholic families. This is the "St Peter the Rock sub parish" our parish that caters to a small group of Catholic faithful in Bogi, Papa and the recently established Edai Town Housing Estate. Following in the footsteps of the early apostles in the formation of the early church. Regardless, of denomination, we at Bogi seek to evangelize a message of Hope, Love, Faith and Truth to the wider community and the rest of the world through our own unique voice. This booklet is based on our first Life in the Spirit Seminar experience which we would like to share with and bless you all. If it is your first time to conduct a Life in the Spirit Seminar? Do you know how to organize one? What you will need? How are you are actually going to pull it off? If this is what's racing through your mind then this simple book is just the guide for you. Romney Charles Tabara is a Catholic convert and a Senior Human Resource Management and Training Development Professional having served extensively in Government and the Public Service. This short but simple presentation guide serves as a basic guide that can be used by any first time Hosts or Presenters anywhere in Papua New Guinea or any Developing Country around the World.