Yesterday was an incredible day for the Wankun community as they embarked on a new Sabbath school journey that is focused on reaching out to those in the community through branch sabbath school. This innovative approach, introduced by the Morobe Mission and the PNGUM, has been encouraging churches and members to get involved in Total Member Involvement (TMI).

The church demonstrated their commitment to this new approach by reaching out to the Kennedy household and the esteemed teachers at Wankun Primary School, extending an invitation to fellowship with them.

The leaders expressed their utmost joy and gratitude in seeing their members embrace this revolutionary approach to winning souls for the kingdom. This new Sabbath school journey has filled the community with renewed enthusiasm and inspiration, and they are thrilled to continue to take on this new approach and positively impact those around them.

A week-long revival meeting that took place at the Wankun Seventh-Day Adventist Church this Sabbath has just come to an end. The outgoing pastor, Enepo Umba, who has long served the Wankun community, presided over the revival meeting. The community has been greatly impacted by Pastor Enepo's leadership and direction, and the church has suffered greatly as a result of his departure. 

Enepo will now be assigned to the Nawaeb District of the Morobe Mission where he will be in charge of the recently established district after being promoted to the position of district director. Enepo will be departing from Wankun Church, but this is a fantastic opportunity for him to continue serving the Seventh-Day Adventist community. The congregation's goodbye to Pastor Enepo and expression of appreciation for his years of service to the community took place during the revival meeting as a result. 

The Wankun Seventh-Day Adventist Church is happy for Enepo and his new position despite the sadness of his departure. In his new position, the church has faith that he will carry on serving the Lord and sharing the gospel with even more people. The church is grateful for their time with Pastor Enepo and optimistic about the future because they know he will leave a positive impression wherever he goes. The farewell revival meeting was an appropriate send-off for such a committed and inspirational leader, and the Wankun community will always be proud of his accomplishments and his legacy.