Analysis of Christian Education on Mori Tribe's Rice Harvesting Tradition in North Morowali, Central Sulawesi

Bessie, Yethie and Jura, Demsy (2022) Analysis of Christian Education on Mori Tribe's Rice Harvesting Tradition in North Morowali, Central Sulawesi. 1st Virtual Workshop on Writing Scientific Article for International Publication Indexed SCOPUS. pp. 292-297.

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Abstract

Rice harvesting is an ordinary work cycle carried out by farmers in general but for the Mori tribe, rice harvesting activities are part of the rituals in the life of this community. The rice harvesting activity for the Mori tribe is part of a ritual of thanksgiving to God for blessings through the harvest they receive. That is why every family from this tribe will welcome the Rice Harvest activity through three series, namely: first, Mepu'u Kae which is picking the first fruit from all harvests; second, Mowue, namely enjoying the harvest for the first time; and third, Padungku as a people's feast, the peak of gratitude for the rice harvest that has been carried out. Interestingly, this rice harvesting ritual is carried out by all Mori tribal communities with various religious beliefs. This togetherness is momentum for friendship and is used to get to know each other. This article aims to reveal the rice harvesting ritual of the Mori tribe as part of the tribe's local wisdom, and as a way for Christian education in maturing the faith of church members. The method used in writing this article is descriptive qualitative, through observation and literature study. Keywords: Rice Harvesting, Mepu’u kae, Mowue, Padungku, Mori Tribe, Christian Education

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