A Brief History of Jalan Suci (The Holy Way in Indonesia)
  A support group was established in 1964, but the history of The Holy Way in Indonesia began in February 1965, when the Rev. Edwin Stube and family arrived in Semarang (Central Java). He believed that the Lord wanted to reveal new things about evangelism, worship, training, and ministry, and tried to get the elders and others in the church in Semarang to gather together for fellowship in the Spirit. But they had all become occupied, with various traditional projects and seemed not to have any interest in the work of the Holy Spirit. A report on training programs was submitted, and ignored.
  In June of 1966 the Stube family all moved to Nongkodjadjar, a small village in the mountains of East Java. Here the Holy Spirit was gloriously poured out, and God did a sovereign work in the hearts of a number of young people.
  Almost immediately these young people were sent out to to share what they had received. They went to the Celebes and encountered all sorts of experiences. The boys had come to feel a tremendous need to dig deeply into the Bible to find answers to their questions and direction for the future. God seems to feel that His Word has to be put into practice.
  Since then times of travel and experiences of all kinds were always alternated with periods of quietly sitting at God’s feet at home to learn. This study was never divorced from practice. What was learnt in the morning study period was usually put into practice in house-meetings and other opportunities in the afternoons. Two days a week were spent sharing God in the villages.
  The vision of a training center was confirmed many times, once in 1968, through a vision that Rochani received, and many times through prophecy, by people who had no idea of the plans and thoughts that were in our minds. The first Bible Training Centre was established in Lawang, East Java, Indonesia, was opened in 1971. It was a radical, non-formal approach to training young people for ministry in the present age. The program provided new students with grounding in the fundamentals of the Bible, experience of evan­gelism; and also the reality of life and ministry in the Body of Christ.
  Actually this training approach is as old as Christianity itself, but it is always a challenge that is shockingly new. When you read the New Testament you notice that Jesus never scheduled a class or drew up a curriculum. He just gathered together a little group of young men. He said, "Follow Me." They saw His miracles, and His way of approaching all sorts of people. They observed His teaching to the crowds, His silencing of the Pharisees, His loving ministry of help to the sick and to repentant sinners.
  Jesus' training of the disciples could not be separated from His fellowship with them. They ate and slept and worked together. The disciples learned by associating with Him, experiencing His love, observing His life-style, sharing in the secrets of His heart.
  It is hard to replicate this way of learning, even though it is clearly successful. It is even harder to keep traditional learning structures from creeping back in. This work describes the heritage and foundation of The Holy Way.
  In 1976, the Stube's left the “The Holy Way” in the hands of the young Indonesian people they had trained. Over these decades, Apostolic ministry teams have been sent to many parts of Indonesia and beyond.  Many Training Centres and Worship Centres have been established. God is faithful, and the revealing work of prayer, worship, training and evangelism continues to move on, and we pray that God will continue to work  in power.

PDF's, Bahasa Indonesian
GPI Di Indonesia Tatum 1965-2002
Kalender -  2019, 2015 (Jason Sentuf)
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PDF's in English
What we Believe (a summary)
Terminabuan (Evangelism in Irian, 1986)
Revival in Papua (Jason Sentuf)
West Papua History (1987)
Central Kalimamtan (Report 2013)
Link with a Mission team from Australia

"A highway shall be there and it shall be called the Holy Way" Isaiah  35:8

   Christian life and ministry never rises above the level of our worship. Spiritual life and ministry begins, and is carried out in the presence of God.
   Jalan Suci is dedicated to worship in the Holy of Holies. This invariably leads to powerful ministry in the Spirit.
   Jalan Suci encourages people to gather around Jesus like His first set of disciples, enjoying His fellowship, learning His ways, being a part of the mighty move of God that is happening worldwide in preparation for His coming. We worship in the Spirit with the gifts of the Spirit. Often we meet God in the silence of eternity; other times we join with the high praises of the angels around His throne. We allow Jesus to disciple us. He leads us out into a variety of ministry where we see what He is doing and learn to take part.

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• Mission

   In 1968, The Holy Way began its ministry of the written word with the magazine, API MENYALA ("A Blazing Fire" - started by Gwan An). The circulation grew to more than 7,000 and was mailed to all the principal islands of Indonesia. It was read, passed around, and found its way to places we could not go, providing people in remote areas with deeper Christian teaching.
  The book ministry began in the early 1970's. The aim was and still is to stress unity, evangelism, the work of the Spirit, sanctification, New Testament order, and generally encourage Christian maturity and teaching for all believers.
  PDF versions all books are available on line from the below links. Kindle and Epub books are available for most.

• Buku-buku, Bahasa

• Books in English

• API MENYALA!

• Warta Sinode Magazines

• Holy Way Magazines (240 in English)
  

• Warta Sorong

About Teaching and Jalan Suci

  Jalan Suci Papua believes in systematic teaching, combining the freedom of the Spirit with studied learning (Don't forget the parchments Timothy! 2Tim 4:13). This New Testament pattern worked well in the Bible, and no matter how many years go by, there is no reason to change something that worked so well.

From "The Living Word"

  "In these last days the Lord wants to re-establish His Church upon the right foundation, that is, the Word of God, Jesus Himself being the cornerstone.
  If we wish to build the Lord's Church on the foundation of His living Word which examines our hearts, let us surrender our lives into His hands. Let Him examine us, and test us to the very corners of our hearts. Many people try to examine the Bible,  but actually, it is His Word that has to examine us. We should not try to adjust God's Word to our thinking, but our thinking should he examined and adjusted by His Word. Then God's Church can be built on a right foundation.
  If we let His Word examine the thoughts and secrets of our hearts, our lives will become God's message to others. "You are a letter from Christ, written not with ink but with the Spirit of the living God" (2 Cor. 3:3). It is the Word of God in us, not just the written Word, that gives us a new life full of God's power."

PDF's in Indonesian
Diubah Menjadi Serupa (Being Transformed - by Jason)
Apa yang Allah Lakukan Diantara Umat Yahudi Mesianik
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PDF's in English
Unity & The Holy Way (Ps Spencer Scrutton)
A Prophetic Company (1997 - Teaching, by Edwin Stube)
What We Believe (Brief Summary of Holy Way Teaching)
Bible Camp Teaching (1972 - At Prophetic Teaching)
Gifts & Ministries of the Holy Spirit (Brief Summary)

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