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South Pacific Division

Baptism brings joy to Betikama community

July 3, 2020

Solomon Islands

Partinson Bekala/Record staff
SPD 81 Baptism brings joy to Betikama community

SPD 81 Baptism brings joy to Betikama community

Students, staff and family members are among the 11 who gave their lives to Christ.

Staff and students at Betikama Adventist College, Solomon Islands, celebrated the baptism of 11 individuals at the conclusion of a recent Health Week series.

Pastor Gary Ian Manele presented a series of health messages embracing the core principle of obedience to God’s natural laws of health. He said this becomes the basis to which obedience to God’s moral laws becomes possible.

The series helped the staff and students to recognize the importance of obedience to God in this end-time period.

Students, staff, and staff family members were among the 11 people baptized. This is the second baptism at Betikama this year after 39 young people took their stand for Christ in March.

“Betikama wishes to acknowledge God’s leading and will continue to commit to the fulfillment of its primary purpose not only to prepare young men and women for this life but for eternity,” college principal Partinson Bekala said.

This article was originally published on the website of Adventist Record

 

 

 

 

 

Partinson Bekala/Record staff

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