Wankun Church Embraces Practical Love during Youth Week of Prayer. "The program is a blessing to us to have all these new faces come join us and we look forward to continuing to embrace them in the faith as part of our church family here at Wankun," said Minister Benjamin Patana, the week's main speaker.

The Youth Week of Prayer program at Wankun Seventh-Day Adventist Church ended today with many positive outcomes. On Sabbath morning, the church was filled with new faces, including many small children who came to fellowship with us.

The highlight of the day was the welcome parade put up by our youth and children for our guests as they entered the church for the Sabbath service.

Today, the Wankun Seventh-Day Adventist Church held a special ceremony to consecrate and ordain new leaders for the congregation. The service was conducted by Local Mission Secretary Pastor Enosh Enopa and was attended by members of the church community.

During the ceremony, several individuals were consecrated as deacons and deaconesses, while others were ordained as elders and pastors. The new leaders will play an important role in the spiritual growth and development of the congregation, providing guidance and support to church members.

The consecration and ordination service is a significant event for the Wankun Seventh-Day Adventist Church, as it marks the beginning of a new chapter for the congregation. The new leaders will work closely with Pastor Enopa and other members of the church community to continue to spread the message of the Seventh-Day Adventist faith and to serve the spiritual needs of the community.

Today, the End Time Voice singers of the Wankun Seventh-Day Adventist Church reached out to the Potsie Seventh-Day Adventist Church to support their fellowship meeting in the lead-up to their church dedication service. The program was led by the district director of Huon Gulf, Pastor Joel Philip, and coordinated by Minister Kelyne John, the pastor of the Potsie church.

The week-long fellowship meeting was an opportunity for members of both churches to come together and strengthen their spiritual bonds. The End Time Voice singers, known for their powerful and moving performances, added an extra element of excitement and inspiration to the proceedings.

The dedication service of the Potsie Seventh-day Adventist Church was a momentous occasion, marking the completion of construction on the church building. Members of the community gathered to celebrate the event and give thanks for the new space in which they can worship.

Pastor Philip and Minister John both spoke at the dedication service, sharing words of wisdom and encouragement with the gathered congregation. The service was also attended by representatives of the wider Seventh-day Adventist community, who came to show their support and solidarity.

The Potsie Seventh-day Adventist Church is now open for regular services and activities, providing a much-needed spiritual home for members of the community. The support of the Wankun Seventh-day Adventist Church and the End Time Voice singers will be remembered for years to come.