Missionaries from the Pacific Islands came to Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, on the shores of Motu-Koita. Who are they? What are their names? And which villages did they enter in Motu rural coastal?

The missionaries from the Pacific Islands who came to Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, on the shores of Motu-Koita are known as the London Missionary Society. Some of the missionaries who entered the Motu rural coastal villages include Rev. George Brown, Rev. James Chalmers, and Rev. William Cross. They established missions in villages such as Hanuabada, Tatana, and Pari.

Missionaries from the Pacific Islands

Names:

- The Rev. Samuel Macfarlan
- The Rev. George Pearce
- Joseph King

Villages Entered in Motu Rural Coastal:

- Hanuabada
- Vabukori
- Poreporena
- Tanabada
- Boera
- Napa Napa

And which Missionaries entered Baruni village in Port Moresby Papua new guinea in the Motu-Koita area?