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South Pacific Division

Tuvalu Students Share Memory Verses and Songs

January 18, 2022

Tuvalu

Record Staff
[Photo Courtesy of Adventist Record]

[Photo Courtesy of Adventist Record]

The Funafuti Adventist School in Tuvalu held a “Pass It On” concert as the official closing activity for the 2021 academic year.

The concert involved students sharing memory verses and songs and, for the first time, it was streamed live on the school’s Facebook page.

“We believe that they are being equipped with God’s Word,” said Principal Kima Pedro. “These Bible promises will become useful and meaningful to them one day when they grow up. At the same time, our children are trained to do public speaking—in this case, sharing God’s Word through memory verses and songs.”

This is the second year the school has held the concert, and it plans to make it an annual event. Pedro said the activity has received positive feedback from the community.

This article was originally published on the website of Adventist Record.

Record Staff

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