If you’ve seen people in Port Vila dressed up and heading out early this weekend, there’s a good chance they’re going to TRU WOSIP 2025 – the Bigfala Asembli blong ol Witnes blong Jehova.

This TRU WOSIP 2025 assembly is taking place at Jehovah’s Kingdom Hall at Agathis Area in Port Vila, and it feels good to be part of something that uplifts and reminds us of what truly matters.

These gatherings are not your usual sleepy meetings. They’re vibrant with music, drama, Bible-based talks, spiritual encouragement, and a strong community vibe. This year’s theme, “TRU WOSIP,” calls everyone back to true worship in a world that often feels loud and confusing.

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What Happens at the Assembly?

Welkam: You’re warmly welcomed regardless of who you are or where you’re from. It’s a gathering for everyone who wants to learn about Jehovah.

Baptism: A highlight where people publicly show their dedication to God, a moving and hopeful moment for families and friends.

Talks & Dramas: Covering practical Bible topics like “Folem Fasin blong Jisas,” “Wok long Tabu Spirit,” and “Wan Bigfala Jiet,” making the Bible real and relatable.

Music: Singing is central, with songs like “Sing Sing 140,” “Sing Sing 75,” and spiritual original songs that lift the soul.

Community Feel: The smiles, the sharing of local food during breaks, and the spiritual focus create a peaceful space away from daily stress.

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Why It Matters

In a place like Vanuatu where life can be challenging, TRU WOSIP reminds people of hope, faith, and community strength. It’s a weekend where families come together, young ones listen to stories about Jesus, and older ones get encouragement to keep going.

Even if you’re not a Jehovah’s Witness, you’ll find the messages focus on love, honesty, forgiveness, and living a purposeful life. It’s not about big fancy show-offs but about real encouragement to worship God in spirit and truth (Jon 4:23).

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Program Highlights

Over three days (Sarede, Fraede, Sande), the program includes:

✅ Bible dramas (“Gud Nius Blong Jisas,” “Mi Noa Man”)
✅ Talks on practical living and worship
✅ Baptism sessions
✅ Music videos and spiritual songs
✅ Encouragement for families, youth, and the elderly

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Should You Attend?

If you are seeking a peaceful environment, wanting to learn about the Bible, or need encouragement to keep going in your spiritual journey, this assembly might just be what you need.

And if you see people heading there, be kind, wave, and wish them a good day. They’re going to fill their hearts with faith and hope, something everyone in Vanuatu can appreciate.