Today, the Adventist Community Services and Women's Ministry of the Wankun and Bumpuap Seventh-day Adventist church came together for a visitation program to support Deacon Erisha Rigi, who has been ill for some time. The program was a beautiful display of love and care for our brother in need.

The Bible teaches us to care for the sick and show compassion towards others. In the book of Matthew, Jesus says, "I was sick and you looked after me... whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me" (Matthew 25:36, 40). Through this program, the Adventist Community Services and Women's Ministry embodied this teaching, providing practical assistance and emotional support to Deacon Erisha Rigi and his family.

In addition to providing spiritual and emotional support, the Adventist Community Services and Women's Ministry also recognized the practical needs of Deacon Erisha Rigi and his family. By providing food supplies and firewood, they showed their willingness to meet the physical needs of their brother in need.

As Christians, we are called to be the hands and feet of Jesus, showing love and care to those around us. Today's visitation program is an excellent example of how we can fulfill this calling. Let us continue to care for and support one another in times of need, following the example of Christ and embodying his teachings in our actions.

The Adventist Community Services of Wankun expressed their gratitude to two of its outgoing members, Mrs. Winjan and Mrs. Duen, during a special ceremony held yesterday evening. The event was organized to show appreciation for the contributions that the two women have made to the church throughout its programs.

Mrs. Winjan and Mrs. Duen have been active members of the Adventist Community Services of Wankun for some years now. They have dedicated their time and energy to helping the church in various ways, such as volunteering at events and participating in community outreach programs.

The ceremony was witnessed by members of the church, including the leaders. During the event, a word of appreciation was given by the leader of the department, highlighting the impact that Mrs. Winjan and Mrs. Duen have had on the department. They were also presented with bilums as a token of appreciation for their service.

In a statement, the leader of the Adventist Community Services of Wankun said, "We are deeply grateful for all that Mrs. Winjan and Mrs. Duen have done for our church. They have been an inspiration to us all, and their contributions will be greatly missed. We wish them all the best in their future endeavors."

Mrs. Winjan and Mrs. Duen both expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to serve the church and the community. They said they will miss the church and its members but they look forward to continuing to serve God and the community wherever their paths may lead.

The Adventist Community Services of Wankun will continue to be a vital part of the community and will continue to serve the community with the help of its active members.