AMOS LEANA 

I come from a coastal village called 'Gabagaba' (east of Port Moresby) in the Central Province of Papua New Guinea. My parents both serve with the then London Missionary Society (LMS) and later with the United Church of PNG. Most of my education was spent in my country. Until my resignation to take up full-time ministry, I served the PNG government through the Department of Labour and Employment as Assistant Secretary for Private Sector Training and Monitoring Division.  

 

I graduated from the Bible College of Victoria (BCV), Australia in 2002. I am married to Doreen from Samoa and we both have a son 'Kenny Albert Jr.'  click to read more.                                                                                                                                                                      

 

 DOREEN N. LEANA

 

I turned 4 years in February 2010. I am confronted with two worlds, my father's  Motuan culture of Papua New Guinea and the Samoan culture of my mother. My early introduction to the Australian society because of my parents ministry work will definitely have an impact on my life. This means I will be more prone to the latter then the former. Yet, some of my parents cultures can be seen in my character such as being socialiable, relational and friendly.