Ministry in Songs
Music ministry is at the heart of End Time Swallows’ evangelistic mission. Through Christ-centered songs, we proclaim the gospel, uplift communities, and call people to worship God in spirit and in truth.
End Time Swallows was privileged to minister through music at the Seventh-day Adventist General Conference Session on two occasions—2022 and 2025—both held in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. These opportunities affirmed the role of music as a powerful tool for global evangelism and cultural witness.
Central to our music ministry is a deliberate commitment to originality. End Time Swallows strives to preserve the traditional tone, tune, and style of singing rooted in our cultural heritage, intentionally minimizing Western influence. By praising God in our own dialect and musical expression, we offer worship that is authentic, reverent, and distinctive.
This unique style of singing began in 1996 under the influence and leadership of Steven Kual, laying the foundation for a music ministry that continues to glorify God through originality, identity, and message.
The Jourrney to sing at the General Conference 61st Session in St Louis Missouri, USA.
Live Performance at the 61st General Conference Session – “Perilum” Meaning, Christ second coming is inevitable “It will Happen” sang in the original tone and dialect one of Papua New Guinea’s way and style of singing.
Live Performance at the 62nd General Conference Session – “Raise the Standard High”, A call to be seperate from the world, to come out of Babylon, to awake out of slumber, to be vigilant as the watchman.
