Successful campaigns in Maseru
MASERU REPORT
Greetings in the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. The school still moves in the right direction, training sound doctrinal preachers. 4 evangelism campaigns were held in Lesotho. Students are also engaged in Thaba Nchu evangelism. 6 souls have been saved.
Bear Valley Bible Institute, Maseru, has been instrumental in producing thoroughly equipped men with knowledge and skills to spread the gospel. Congregations appreciate the impact of the school on their services. Both our former students and current ones are doing well on the pulpit, Bible studies, church activities and life in general. At Maseru Church of Christ, the leadership has made it clear that only the BVBI students should conduct the services. This has also helped the church to grow, as the saying goes, “As the pulpit goes, so goes the congregation.”
There were four evangelism campaigns in Sehlabeng and Maputsoe. The school has realised that students need more practical experiences in the field so that they can apply their theoretical knowledge they gain in classes. This has also helped them to grow spiritually. As a result of these campaigns, six souls were baptised.
Since October, students and instructors, on every Thursday go to Thaba Nchu in South Africa to evangelise. The Thaba Nchu evangelism is a collaboration with the church from Bloemfontein. Five souls have already obeyed the gospel and were baptised. The school's goal is to establish a congregation in this small town by January 2026.
The school is saddened to inform you about the death of Brother Robert’s mother. Robert is one of the instructors at BVBI Maseru and Bloemfontein. She was laid to rest on the 22nd of October. Students from Maseru and Bloemfontein attended the funeral.
Thank you for your support and prayers.
God bless you
In His arms,
Tawanda Mwadiya
Assistant church Minister
Making a difference in Bloemfontein, South Africa
BLOEMFONTEIN, SOUTH AFRICA REPORT
Greetings in the name of Jesus. We are thankful to God for the school and the difference it is making in Bloemfontein. There have been 10 baptisms recorded in the last three months. Evangelism training for church women was recorded. The school is also grateful for our visiting lecturer.
Slowly but surely, the school is making a great difference in Bloemfontein. Students are being equipped with skills to grow their respective congregations and make disciples who make other disciples. Not only are students making a difference, but also class observers (Christians who are not full-time students but attend some classes) are. This is one of the good aspects of the BVBI extension programme; any Christian can attend classes as observers. Those who have attended and are still attending testify to the positive impact the school has had on them. Some class observers are engaged in evangelism in Thaba Nchu. Brother Vincent Shata, one of the instructors, has been evangelising in Thaba Nchu with these class observers from Bloemfontein. Thaba Nchu is about 80 km from Maseru and about 55 km from Bloemfontein.
As a result of these evangelism campaigns, five people have been baptised in Thaba Nchu. Five more people were baptised in Bloemfontein, one at University, another at Motshabi, a new congregation, and three at Tarflagate Church of Christ.
Brother Sam is one of the BVBI Bloemfontein students. This is what he had to say about the school: “Learning the truth is one of the best lessons in life. I have learnt that it is one thing to know Christ and another thing for Christ to know me. At church, I have learnt basic principles of the gospel, but in class, I have deepened my knowledge and understanding of the scripture. This has motivated me to have the courage to share the gospel with others. The knowledge and mission of God need soldiers who are not ashamed of the gospel of God.”
One of our instructors, Brother Tawanda, trained women from the church in October and November using evangelism tools. The school has observed that several people want to evangelise, but they do not know how to do it. Women are so influential, and many of them have ample time to evangelise since they are housewives. Therefore, the school had to equip these women with the gospel share mission evangelism tools.
The school had an opportunity to have brother Donnie Estep as a visiting instructor in October. Brother Donnie met with the students and instructors; he also taught the Scheme of Redemption. It was indeed a great time to have him in Bloemfontein.
Thank you for partnering with the church in Bloemfontein to spread the Word of God in our area. Keep praying for the school in Bloemfontein.
God bless you
In His arms,
Tawanda Mwadiya
Assistant church Minister
Classes continue in Kumasi, Ghana
BEAR VALLEY BIBLE INSTITUTE, KUMASI CAMPUS
OCTOBER QUATERLY REPORT 2025
INTRODUCTION
We are grateful to the Almighty God who has help in ages past and has carried us through the quarter peacefully. We apologize for the late report
ACTIVITIES
The third quarter activities continued successfully per the academic calendar of the institution.
ACHIEVEMENTS
· Courses treated per this quarter: Marriage and Family, Scheme of Redemption and The Book of Acts
· Introduction of Zoom meetings to help those are not present in class to participate.
· Participatory level in class is always high, livelier and more interactive.
· Another student from KNUST has been enrolled to the school.
· All students at BVBI have been assigned on weekly bases to assist the newly establish church at Kentinkrono except those enrolled in this quarter. There has been follow-up evangelism after Class at Kentinkrono
· The Digital Library has improved Research and Sermons
Studies continue in Nellore, India
Dear brethren in Christ:
Greetings to you in the name of Christ Jesus, Greetings from Bear Valley Bible Institute.
This month we had classes on 19th 20th and 21th. Brother Vivek Solomon taught classes on the book of Acts and brother Vijaykumar taught classes on the book of Judges. The students continue to grow in their studies, personal evangelism, and dedication. Most of our students are already preaching and are able to use what they learn in the congregations they serve. Bear Valley is already making a difference in our area.
Thank you and God bless.
With sincere prayers and regards,
V. Prasanth Kumar
Local Director
Bear valley bible institute Nellore.
Baptisms in Edwendeni, Malawi
Bear Valley Bible Institute Ekwendeni - Malawi
Hope all is well with you all! Time and weather changes every day, we are in rain season in Malawi and are asking for your prayers that we have good rains and fruitful season. As we think and pray for the physical part of ourselves, we are also to think of our spiritual part. We grow both physically and spiritually. This month of November a lot has been heard from some of our former students and teachers. We appreciate their zeal to keep on preaching and teaching the health doctrine of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. In this month of November, 18 baptisms and 11 restorations have been reported by some of our former students. We are excited to have them represent Bear Valley all over Malawi.
Bear Valley campus congregation
We are so excited that the church at the school campus is growing and learning God's word daily. Brother Takesure Nkhoma is helping as a Preacher and teacher. He is doing a good job. Recently he has been conducting house to house preaching and also some Bible classes with the new converted souls.
Evangelism
As we said in the introduction, our students are currently on holiday until the first week of February, 2026. But we receive news of what they are doing time to time. This month of November we had an opportunity to talk to our former students and we also visited some of them as a way to encourage them keep helping lost souls come to Christ. Some of them have reported 18 baptism and 11 more souls restored. This is amazing, we pray that all souls grow in faith as they "Contend for it!"
We are always thankful to Bear Valley Bible lnstitute International and the Hillcrest church for the unwavering support towards this work of saving souls. This is a team work, and together will accomplish much!
Eternity Is Forever, Think Souls!
Your fellow servants,
Ephron and Clergynton.
Guest Speaker in Tirupati, India
Reporting Letter for the month of November-2025
Date : December 6th, 2025.
Respected director Mr. Keith Kasarjian and our coordinator Mr. Mark Reynolds and all the prayer partners, greetings to you in the name of Jesus Christ. We pray that this letter finds you good health. We thank you for your prayers and encouragement . By the grace of God BVBI-Tirupati -India is functioning smoothly and successfully. We sincerely appreciate all your efforts. We would like to share a brief report for the month of November-2025.
Classroom work:- In the month of November we have completed the books of Ruth, First Samuel, First Kings, Job, and 1&2 Corinthians
Guest Teacher:- In the month of November Mr. Mark Sharp visited our local churches at Vidyanagar and Tirupati. He has been working with “Truth for Today.” We requested him to teach in our BVBI, he agreed and taught the epistle of Paul to Philippians . We all the enjoyed his teaching .
Bible Seminar:- On November 22nd we conducted Bible seminar, we invited Mr. Mark Sharp to teach in our seminar. We studied the book of Colossians. We are happy to report that all the students were able to participate in the seminar. Our local church members contributed food for all the participants.
Campaigning - In the month of November we conducted a campaign at the village of Chilamathur. We involved local church members for the success of the campaign.
Home Bible studies :- We continue to conduct home Bible studies with a few souls who are near the Lord’s kingdom . BVBI students are witnessing the home bible studies. We request you to pray for the new people who are studying with us.
Tuesday class at Chennreddy colony:- We conduct Bible class at Chennareddy colony on every Tuesday at 7pm. People are thirsty for the word of God. Some of our local church members are able to attend there as they live close to that area in the town. BVBI students are participating in this class.
Baptisms:- In the month of November there were 6 souls who obeyed to the great commission. Please remember them in your prayers so that they may grow in the image of His son Jesus Christ.
Online Bible study:- on Monday at 4pm, Tuesday at 7am and Thursday at 7am and Thursday at 4pm we conduct online bible study.
One day Bible seminar :- My son Timothy and myself have attended for the one day bible seminar at Bangalore on November 1st. The subject was “Christian counseling,” which is much useful for the local church ministry.
Local church weekly activities:- We have Sunday morning at 9:30 Morning Service, Wednesday at 7:00pm Midweek Bible study, Cottage prayer on Thursday evening 7pm, Friday at 3pm sisters meeting and Saturday house visiting . Children class at Sunday 11 am and youth class at Sunday 3pm. We involve the BVBI student and they are practically watching what they study in the classroom.
Leprosy colony :- Each Friday we conduct a meeting at the Leprosy colony. We have prayers, songs, Bible reading and a short sermon. At the end of the meeting we distribute bread for all the leprosy patients who attend for the meeting.
On November 26th memoria service :- we have participated my uncle’s memorial service on November 26th at Mutchalagunta-Village.
Serious about study in Kara, Togo
MONTHLY REPORT – NOVEMBER 2025
Bear Valley Bible Institute – Kara, Togo
Date: November 7, 2025
Introduction
We give thanks to God for His unfailing faithfulness and for all the blessings He has poured upon the Bear Valley Bible Institute – Kara throughout the month of November 2025. This month was marked by the smooth continuation of academic activities, the weekly evangelism outings every Friday, and an atmosphere of discipline, seriousness, and perseverance.
The students demonstrated remarkable commitment, while the instructors provided consistent spiritual and academic guidance. The classroom remains the place where knowledge is acquired, but the field continues to be the place where this knowledge is immediately put into practice. Thus, the Institute continues to fulfill its vision: training faithful servants capable of combining sound biblical teaching with effective evangelistic action.
I. Academic Program for the Quarter
The Institute currently has 15 regular students, whose discipline, attendance, and desire for growth are very encouraging. They are progressing not only in biblical knowledge but also in spiritual maturity and Christian character.
Courses Offered (November 17, 2025 – February 15, 2026)
1. Old Testament I – The Law
2. Hermeneutics I
3. The New Testament Church II – Worship
4. Denominational Doctrines
5. Christian Evidences
6. Life of Christ II – Gospel of Mark
The instructors have carried out their mission faithfully, ensuring not only the intellectual development of the students but also mentoring them in the practical application of what they learn, especially through the weekly evangelism fieldwork.
II. Evangelism Activities – November 2025
1. Evangelism in the Neighborhoods Around the University of Kara
Every Friday, instructors and students continued outreach efforts in the Bohou-Tozidè neighborhoods and the area around the University of Kara. The activities included:
· Personal Bible studies in visited homes;
· Distribution of tracts, brochures, and biblical materials;
· Times of prayer and spiritual discussion with families;
· Follow-up visits with individuals who had shown interest during previous campaigns.
These efforts opened new doors and increased interest in the Word of God. For the students, these visits strengthened their confidence, compassion, and ability to share the Gospel clearly and biblically.
2. Baptisms (1)
Evangelistic efforts carried out in October and November resulted in one baptism during the month of November 2025.
We praise God for these new souls added to the Church of Christ.
The students played an active role—from teaching, preparation, prayer, to assisting the candidates during baptism. This experience deepens their understanding of the Great Commission and reinforces their commitment to evangelism.
III. Spiritual Life and Student Involvement
Beyond academic work, the students remain actively involved in local congregations. They regularly participate in worship services by:
· leading prayers,
· directing congregational singing,
· reading Scripture publicly,
· assisting church leaders in various responsibilities.
These engagements contribute greatly to their spiritual growth, leadership development, and ministry skills.
IV. Upcoming Plans and Projects
Looking ahead, the Institute plans to:
1. Continue the follow-up work with new contacts in Lama-Kara and the neighborhoods around the University.
2. Due to the many activities scheduled for the end of the year—such as:
o the Bible Camp (December 24–28, 2025),
o visits to evangelism teams in both the South and the North,
o the Evangelists’ Seminar in Dapaong (December 16–18, 2025),
o the mobilization of congregations for their full participation in the December camp, regular evangelism campaigns will resume intensively in January 2026.
The main objective remains unchanged: to train faithful men capable of preaching the Word, planting new congregations, and strengthening existing churches throughout Togo.
Conclusion
The month of November 2025 clearly demonstrates the vitality and relevance of the mission of the Bear Valley Bible Institute – Kara. The four baptisms, numerous home Bible studies, regular outreach efforts, and student involvement in local congregations all testify to the impact of this ministry.
We thank God for His continuous support, and we express our deep appreciation to all who sustain this work through their prayers, financial support, and personal involvement. With perseverance and joy, we continue the mission: training and sending faithful servants to proclaim the Gospel throughout Togo, for the glory of God.
In Christ,
Cephas & Fidele
Nsawam, Ghana students impact local congregations
BEAR VALLEY BIBLE INSTITUTE, NSAWAM, GHANA
FOURTH QUARTER REPORT, 2025
Introduction
Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. The following were our activities for the final quarter of 2025, September to November.
Classroom Activities
There were three courses offered this quarter: Christian Ethics taught by Brother E.O. Larbi, Major Prophets taught by Brother Samuel Ntim-Sasu, and The Book of Revelation taught by Brother Wisdom Yirenkyi.
Impact on Congregations
Our students continue to teach and preach in their local congregations, making a significant impact. We attended the burial service for the mother of one of our alumni, Isaac Osae. Every single part of the service was led by Bear Valley alumni, particularly from the Nsawam extension. Furthermore, our current student, Daniel Obeng, is hosting the annual Amasaman area Bible lectures for this year. The praise we hear about our current students reflects the sound teaching and training they receive from our instructors. May this continue long into the future.
Plan for Next Year
Quarterly community radio preaching: We hope to resume the quarterly community radio preaching program next year. This year’s difficulty was due to the Accra to Nsawam road construction, which made commuting to the Friday meetings very difficult for most of the students. This program will serve as a means of giving the students another avenue for practice.
Student Profile
Brother Stephen Nyarko is the student we are focusing on for this quarter. He was baptized in 1999 at Kintampo in the Bono East region of Ghana. Recently, Brother Nyarko was appointed as preacher at the Nsawam Central church of Christ, a congregation he has attended and served for years. He works as a sales supervisor with Airtel-Tigo, a telecommunications network company in Ghana. He is one of the leaders in his class and is very vocal in his praise of the school. In an interview with him, he said, “I’ll give this school an 8/10.” We are happy to have him with us.
Conclusion
We are grateful for Bear Valley’s assistance during this quarter. We pray for God’s blessings in this regard. And brethren, please continue to pray for us.
Harvest of souls in Guinea
GUECKEDOU BEAR VALLEY BIBLE INSTITUTE ACTIVITY OPERATIONS REPORT FOR NOVEMBER 2025
The year 2025 is fast running to a close and we are grateful to Almighty God for His abundant grace. Equally, we appreciate all those of you who support us for all the success we continue to make here in Guinea. Again, the month of November was another of great success. We continue with lectures, training men in and out of the classroom. We also conducted one evangelistic campaign and planted 1 congregation. Our students are continuously engaged in personal evangelism and follow up works with the multiple congregations being planted around Gueckedou. In addition, the evangelistic teams planted several new churches during the month of November. Below are the details of these events.
Student Evangelistic campaign:
We started this month with a 3 days evangelistic campaign, 7th to 9th November conducted in a well known stubborn for gospel reception village of Foniassou, which is in the Tekoulo souspréfecture. It was an open air preaching followed by a house to house evangelism. Indeed, the ground was hard and so the initial conversion was only 2, but as weeks passed by with the follow up visits, some of the people are beginning to gain interest. Sooner or later, we look forward to additional conversions.
Classroom:
November lectures started with brother Francis Lavaley who taught the book of Romans followed by the Dean of students, Antoine Fassa Tolno with the course - Stewardship. These 2 courses lasted to the end of the month with a successful outcome.
Personal Evangelism and Follow up works:
This exercise of follow up visits to churches is a regular routine especially now with the multiple congregations being planted around here every month.
In doing this, our students and staff also do some personal evangelism so that students Alphonse and Antoine converted 5 and 2 souls in the new congregations at Fandou-yoba and Sandia tongui (listed below) respectively.
The men of the team in Conakry, François and Francis did a good follow up work in central Conakry in the quarter of Kepe and were able to restore a family of 6 members. To the glory of God, these are now regular in worship at the congregation of Yembeya. The Director of the school, Francis S. Musa also made another follow up visit where he and the West Africa Coordinator, Steven Ashcraft met for 3 days (1st to 3rd Nov/25) to encourage the new congregation at Lola, near the borders of Liberia and Ivory Coast. That visit was also successful and the Sunday worship day was concluded with 4 additional baptisms.
Evangelistic teams:
As in previous months, our evangelistic teams are continuously on the field to fish out lost souls. For the month under review, the month of November, we conducted 8 campaigns, and were successful to baptize men and women in 7 of those areas when the following new churches were planted in these villages:
1. Fandou yoba in the Nongoa Sous-préfecture - 14 baptized on November 2, 2025
2. Kassadou in the Nongoa Sous-prefecture - 19 baptized on November 16, 2025
3. Youlouadou in the Nongoa Sous-prefecture - 21 baptized on November 18, 2025
4. Sandia-tongui in the sous-prefecture of Temessadou Djibo - 22 baptized on November 20, 2025
5. Douadou in the Nongoa sous-prefecture - 5 baptized on November 26, 2025
6. Yaradou in the sous-prefecture of Temessadou Djibo - 5 baptized on November 27, 2025.
7. Koielassou in the Tekoulo sous-prefecture - 7 baptized on November 29, 2025.
We had no immediate success of conversions during one of our campaigns which was the eighth.
In conclusion, we are grateful to all of you for your continued prayers and support. We also appreciate all our well wishers. As you have seen, the month of November was another successful period at the Gueckedou Bear Valley Bible institute.
The institute planted 1 congregation; Follow up works by various individuals converted 11 souls and restored a family of 6.
The evangelistic teams planted 7 churches around the Gueckedou area.
Here is a summary of all the November conversions and restorations around Gueckedou where the Bear Valley lnstitute operates:
The school, through the staff and students by follow up works have baptized 11 persons and planted 1 congregation. Total baptisms - 13.
The evangelistic teams have planted 7 churches. Total baptisms - 93.
They also restored a family of 6 members.
The total conversions for the month of November around Gueckedou is 106.
To God be the glory!
See photos attached below.
Francis, Director
Market Preaching in Accra, Ghana
Overview
This monthly report provides an update on the courses and teaching schedules at the Bear Valley Bible Institute for the month of November 2025. The institute continues to uphold its commitment to excellence in biblical education through a diverse range of courses. This report highlights the teaching schedules, Top Radio preaching series, Thursdays market Preaching at Amasaman and John Acquah’s wedding
COURSE ACTIVITIES
Throughout the month of October, four courses were taught
The book of Revelation by E.O. Larbi
Congregational Development by Kojo Acquah Beenyi
Denominational Doctrines by John Acquah
How we got the Bible led by E,O. Larbi
THE TOP RADIO PREACHING
This month, our Tuesday radio segment focused on the theme of "The Dispensation of the Bible," with a special emphasis on the differences between the Old Testament and the New Testament. The teachings have been well received, and we continue to receive positive feedback from listeners who appreciate the clarity and depth of the messages shared.
Thursdays Market Preaching at Amasaman:
Our weekly market preaching sessions at Amasaman have been vibrant and fruitful. Each Thursday, students and faculty engage with the community, sharing the Gospel and providing biblical insights to market-goers. These outreach efforts have allowed us to connect with many individuals and encourage them in their spiritual journeys.
WEDDING OF JOHN ACQUAH
We were delighted to celebrate the wedding of our current administrative assistant, John Acquah. The ceremony was a joyous occasion, bringing together faculty, students, and community members to witness the union of John and his partner. We wish them a lifetime of love and happiness.
CONCLUSION:
The Bear Valley Bible Institute remains committed to fostering a rich learning environment that impacts students’ spiritual growth and academic development. The courses offered this month have demonstrated strong engagement and participation, reflecting the dedication of both instructors and students. Moving forward, we aim to enhance our programs by integrating more interactive elements and resources to support student learning.
We remain grateful to our partners, alumni, and friends’ prayers, encouragement and financial contributions
May the Lord bless our endeavors as we strive to fulfil our mission.
By E.O. Larbi
Hospitality on display in Zimbabwe
NOVEMBER 2025 REPORT
Introduction
The month of November was marked by significant progress and fruitful activities at BVBIZ. Both faculty and students demonstrated commendable dedication to academic excellence, practical ministry, and community service. This report highlights curriculum achievements, practicum experiences, special recognitions, ongoing projects, and generous donations.. It reflects the collective effort of the institution in fulfilling its mission of equipping students for effective service in the Lord’s vineyard.
1.0 Curriculum Progress
When teachers and students commit wholeheartedly to their studies, success naturally follows. November was a month of steady progress, with all subjects scheduled for the term successfully completed. The following courses were taught:
Subject/Teacher
Biblical Counseling/M. Muchingami
Church Growth/M. Muchingami
Elementary Hebrew/K. Madyira
Hebrews/I. Mutichu
Advanced Hermeneutics/K. Madyira
African Traditional Religion/I. Mutichu
Pastoral Epistles/H. Suwari
James/I. Mutichu
Financial Management: Church & Personal/S. Chitanda
2.0 Practicum
2.1 Evangelism Campaign
From 12–16 November, the BVBIZ team, comprising both teachers and students, conducted an evangelism campaign at Zengeza Church of Christ in Chitungwiza. This effort prepared the ground for the Greater Chitungwiza Lectureship. Many community members were reached with the gospel, resulting in two baptisms and several prospects requiring follow-up. Special thanks go to the resident preacher, Brother Goto, and Brother Tonderai Gonzo for their invaluable guidance and support.
2.2 Greater Chitungwiza Lectureship
The Greater Chitungwiza Lectureship was held from 14–16 November, immediately following the campaign. BVBIZ students actively participated in teaching, preaching, and song leading under the theme “Cheerfully Giving and Serving the Lord.” The organizing committee entrusted the entire three-day program to the school, a gesture deeply appreciated.
The school extends heartfelt gratitude to the Marandure family for hosting the team for five days. Their generosity went beyond hospitality, as each teacher and student received clothing and shoes, including suits. May God richly bless this family for their kindness.
2.3 Weekend Preaching
Weekend evangelism continues to provide students with practical opportunities to apply classroom learning. In November, the congregations at Plasworth and Shurugwi benefited from student-led worship services. Students demonstrated growth and maturity in leading all aspects of worship, showing encouraging progress in their ministerial development.
3.0 Congratulations
BVBIZ proudly congratulates Lovemore Manyanhaire, one of its own, for graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Religious Studies from the Zimbabwe Open University. Lovemore serves as the school’s Personal Work teacher and is a valued ambassador of BVBIZ. His achievement is a source of inspiration to both staff and students.
4.0 Projects
The school’s agricultural projects continue to provide fresh produce and practical skills to students. Despite ongoing challenges from monkeys and birds, crops such as butternuts, tomatoes, green peppers, and cabbages are thriving. The onset of rains has reduced the pressure from wildlife, allowing better yields.
Current crops include:
· Butternuts
· Maize
· Lettuce
· Broccoli
· Cauliflower
· Green peppers
· Cabbage
· Tomatoes
Small sales of lettuce, green peppers, and tomatoes have already begun, helping lower food costs while supplying nutritious meals for students.
5.0 Timely Donation
The school received a generous donation from the Raradza family, consisting of 12 single beds, a refrigerator, microwave oven, gas stove, and gas tank. These items met urgent needs, particularly for accommodation and catering during events. Brother Brighton Raradza, a former board member and treasurer, demonstrated remarkable sacrifice and commitment to the school. The donation has greatly improved living conditions, ensuring that guests and students no longer sleep on the floor. The joy and gratitude among the community were evident.
Conclusion
November was a month of remarkable achievements for BVBIZ. Academic progress was successfully completed, practical ministry efforts bore fruit, and the institution received generous support from friends and families. The recognition of graduates and the continuation of projects further highlight the school’s commitment to holistic development. As we move forward, BVBIZ remains dedicated to nurturing students spiritually, academically, and practically, ensuring they are well-prepared to serve the Lord and His church faithfully.
27 souls converted in Sierra Leone
ACTIVITY OPERATION REPORT FOR NOVEMBER 2025
Full Time and the Extended Programs
INTRODUCTION
We welcome you to the 11th month of 2025. From the beginning of this year to this point, we have been consistently updating you, our dear brethren, on how God has been providentially leading us in doing what we have been doing. Your partnership has been vital and an important part of our endeavor. As a sound biblical institution, during the month of November, our students held on to their on and off campus activities, souls were won to the Lord, our graduates on the field pressed harder, the evangelism teams continued to be dedicated to their task of saving souls, and we received a load of tracts and books from Mission Printing. Here are more details on the highlighted activities:
STUDENTS AND ACADEMIC UPDATES
In November, all our students in both programs (Full time and extended) at the Kenema main campus continued to press on with their activities. Everything went well and there was nothing unusual to report about.
STAFF UPDATES
All our staff, both part time and full time are committed fully to the ministry. You were informed in October that one of our staff, Michael Triyoh and his wife Edith had a baby girl. In November also, another staff member, Benjamin Thomas and his wife, Kadie (both are students in our extension program) had their fourth son, Benjamin Thomas Jr. Please pray for the parents and the young evangelist to be, Lord willing for good nurturing.
EVANGELISTIC EFFORTS AND CONVERSION OF SOULS
Here is the summary of conversions and restorations for the month of November 2025:
A. The school had five conversions.
B. The alumni had eight conversions.
C. The evangelistic teams had fourteen conversions and five restorations
D. The total conversions were 27
TRACTS AND BOOKS RECEIVED FROM MISSION PRINTING
It was with a grateful heart that we received 175 cartons of tracts and hymn books from Mission Printing through Brother Alfred Beyan from Liberia. We acknowledge the generosity of the Mission printing family, those brethren that donated their books, and our coordinator, Steve Ashcraft who paid for all the expenses for us to get the materials to Kenema.
STUDENT’S PROFILE: Joseph Thomas
Joseph Thomas, age 23 is one of our promising students to graduate in 2026. He was born on the 30th November, 2002 at Taiama town, Moyamba District, Southern Sierra Leone to Mr. Joseph Thomas Sr. and Mrs. Boi Thomas. Joseph is the last born of seven siblings of which only three are still living. He attended the United Methodist Church nursery school from 2008 -2011. After that, he went to the Moyamba District Council Primary School in Taiama 2011 – 2016 where he sat for the National Primary School Examination (NPSE) in 2016. From there he proceeded to the Taiama Secondary school where he did his three years of Junior Secondary School and three years of Senior Secondary School from 2017-2023. He sat for the West African Secondary School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). Immediately after his WASSCE, he gained a scholarship to study at the Bear Valley Bible Institute in Kenema.
Joseph recounted his conversion story thus:
Initially, I was in the United Methodist Church (UMC), when I was young in my village, Njala Kessinema. But when I came to Taiama for schooling, the family I was staying with attended the church of Christ in Taiama. So, I started following them for service. At the time, I did not know much about God and the church. I didn’t attend service regularly and my lifestyle was nothing to write home about. However, everything changed when the then students of Kenema Bear Valley Bible Institute came to Taiama in November 2023. They preached the gospel to me and I accepted and on the 16th of the same month I gave my life. After my conversion, I expressed the desire to be enrolled at the prestigious BVBI. I was eventually granted admission and today I can say that I am very happy I made the decision to be here. Since my baptism, and schooling at the Bear Valley Bible Institute, whenever I return home for holiday, I actively get myself engaged in the activities of the church; I evangelize, preach, teach and lead song practice.
Brother Thomas is one of the reasons why we keep on searching for committed brethren to be trained to win souls for Christ. He is one of those students that we have high confidence in because of his dedication to the Lord. We are glad to have him added to our family.
CONCLUSION
Thank you for reading this report to this point. May the Lord provide more opportunities to continue to be useful in His service! Till we come your way again in our December report, Lord willing, stay blessed and loved by God.
Your brother,
Peter Sahr Makundu,
Director,
Sierra Leone Bear Valley Bible Institute
Impact of Freetown, Sierra Leone school felt in local congregations
QUARTERLY OPERATION REPORT FROM OCTOBER - DECEMBER, 2025
INTRODUCTION
The coming of the school to Freetown after a short period of time has proven to be a worthwhile initiative. The Bear Valley Extension program in Freetown is truly an effective tool for building up manpower for the city congregations. And we are thankful to God that the academic and evangelistic work of the students and staff of the school continue to progress and make significant impact and progress on the churches of Christ and the spiritual landscape of Sierra Leone. On and off the classroom the presence of the school is being positively felt. Through God’s help, our students continue to make meaningful impacts in many recognizable areas of the Church. From October to the present, some souls were converted by our students, academic activities continued uninterrupted, and our students continued to be very engaged at their various local congregational activities. Please you are encouraged to read here for more details.
STUDENTS AND ACADEMIC UPDATES
Currently, we have 14 students in our Freetown program, and all of them come from six congregations. Nothing happened to any of them and they are all intact. The report from the local congregations regarding these students is just amazing. Academically, they will be completing their second semester by the end of January 2026, Lord willing. We are grateful that they are committed to their studies.
EVANGELISTIC ACTIVITIES OF THE STUDENTS
The students in the school are showing great promise in their respective local congregations. They are fully involved in evangelism at their local congregations. They are contributing significantly to the growth and development of their congregations like never before. This sudden change is attributed to the influence of the school in their lives, they have attested. One of the successes of the school on the church is the ignition of evangelistic passion in the minds of the students. Every enrolled student is desirous and zealous for evangelism because the school operates robust evangelism programs. Souls are being converted and won to Christ due to these evangelistic efforts. Thankfully, our students are all immersed in this system. Therefore for the period of October to December 7, they converted 10 souls and conducted a series of evangelistic programs, lectureships in their various congregations. These significant evangelistic programs are yielding fruits to the glory of God. They continued to follow up on some new congregations planted and the new studies established.
STUDENT’S PROFILE: Joseph Momoh Turay
Joseph Joseph M. Turay, age, is one of our reliable students of the Freetown Extension Program which commenced at the beginning of this year. Born on the 27th June, 1979 at Gloucester village, Mountain District, Freetown, Sierra Leone, to Mr. Torroh Turay, and Mrs. Amie Turay. Joseph is the second born of six siblings, three men and three women and now only four of them are still loving. Brother Joseph met his parents as members of the Church of Christ. From an early age he was attending the church. However, the negative impact of the war on the community pushed young men away from the things of God and like many young people at the time he too fell victim. In 2002, the war ended, and in 2008, he got baptized. Since his baptism, he began to grow steadily in the things of God. After some basic Bible studies and correspondence courses, he began teaching and preaching in the local congregation where he grew up, and evangelizing in the Gloucester Church of Christ.
Currently, Joseph is nurturing a young congregation that was established in 2022, through his evangelistic effort, the Smith Drive Church of Christ. Brother Joseph acknowledged that in order to add knowledge and proper understanding of the word of God he needed to enroll in the school. He was one of the first students to express desire to study in the extension program. “I seek sound biblical knowledge for impactful service in the congregations I work with,” he said in his interview. “The school is causing spiritual growth and now I am having accurate knowledge and understanding of the scriptures,” he added. In addition to the biblical knowledge that he is gaining, Joseph holds a diploma in Procurement and Auditing at the IPAM (Institute of Public Administration and Management) University, Freetown. He is a zealous brother and an exemplary figure that is doing a lot for the Lord! Please remember him in your prayers at all times.
CONCLUSION
We are grateful to God that our students continue to make significant strides in their academic and extra-curricular activities. We are even hopeful that God through them will record many successes in the ministry as they continue in their Christian journey. Thank you for reading this report to this point. Until you get another update in March 2026, may the Lord keep you in good health!
Your brother,
Peter Sahr Makundu,
Director,
Sierra Leone Bear Valley Bible Institute
New School in Bangalore, India off to great start
Greetings from BVBI-Bangalore, India.
1st Quarter Classes:
October: 21 – 24; Subjects: Biblical Studies - Genesis, Exodus, Numbers, Leviticus & Deuteronomy.
November: 25 – 28; Subjects: Apologetics - How we got the Bible & Christian Evidences
December: 16-19; Elective Course – Cost of Discipleship
The Students:
There are 10 Students in Class and they are learning with great interest, and their joy in attending Bible classes is truly encouraging.
Campaigns:
1.Bro. Manjunath - 1) Channarayapatna Town, Hassana District, Karnataka.(for 12 People) / No Church of Christ in this town
2) Ranebennur Town, Haveri District, Karnataka. (for 17 People) / No Church of Christ in this town
3) Harihara Town, Davanagere District, Karnataka. (for 15 People) / No Church of Christ in this town
2.Bro. Santhosh - 1) Halivana Village, Honnahalli taluk, Davanagere District, Karnataka (for 10 People) No Church of Christ in this village
2) Nesvi Village, Herikere Taluk, Haveri District, Karnataka (for 12 People)No Church of Christ in this village
3) Sunakal Bidire Village, Ranibennur Taluk, Haveri District (for 4 people)No Church of Christ in this village
3. Bro. Anjaneyulu - 1) Narasarao Peta Town, Palnadu District, Andhra Pradesh (12 members in Church of Christ) 2) Lingam Guntla, Palnadu District, Andhra Pradesh (for 3 People)
4. Adiseshu - Adiseshu is an active member of the Mathikere Church of Christ. He has been given the opportunity by the elders to teach the church during the midweek Bible study. He is also visiting the church in Doddaballapura, which is 50 km away from Bangalore, where three families gather as a church in that town.
5. Srinivas & Philip - These two are members of the Adoni Church of Christ, Kurnool District, Andhra Pradesh. Their preacher, Bro. Sajeeva Rao, is 69 years old. Since he is elderly, these two are taking up his responsibilities. They are currently preaching at the Dhanapuram Church of Christ and the Nanapuram Church of Christ.
The other students are preparing to start their campaign. I am following up with them and encouraging them to begin, and they are likely to start by the end of the next quarter.
Gratitude:
We are deeply grateful for the BVBI School, because it has played a vital role in building up the kingdom of God in our area. Through sound teaching, training leaders, and encouraging spiritual maturity, the school has become a great blessing to our congregation and community.
We remain grateful for your ongoing support toward the growth of our Bible school. Let me know if you need clarification.
Thanking you in Christ,
Prashanth. A
Preacher @ Mathikere Church of Christ,
Bengaluru, India.
Harvesting souls and food in Zambia
November 2025
Report
INTRODUCTION
Grace and peace to you all in the name of our Lord Jesus the Christ, you remain a blessing to all of us and co-workers in His vineyard.
Once again we have enjoyed the month of November, 2025 which has been very fruitful as far as strengthening congregations through meeting leaders and evangelism is concerned. Teaching Christ to others has indeed made us realize that, to make something strong and durable requires going deeper. The following are vital statistics that were recorded during the month.
MEETING LEADERS IN CHURCHES
We have realized that this is a moment especially here on the Copperbelt the church requires a steady voice of truth, so we used four days (only first days of each week in the month) to meet with different congregations on the Copperbelt province. We started with Luanshya, Mpongwe, Ndola and Chimgola. We discussed the unity in purpose and we also had good time to teach in first day of the week fellowships
Out of our mission, we saw that indeed the church need leaders with caliber, with conviction of their belief in God, compassion and unwavering commitment to Christ’s Church.
GOOD TIDING FROM OUR VISITATION
We thank God for being with us because, we discovered that one of the congregations was almost taken by the so called Instrumental Church of Christ, we thank God for our constantly meeting with them and the message reached to us in good time.
In our meeting on 16th November, where we met with both parties that is, those from “the church of Christ” who where twisting the gospel and claimed they established the congregation came back and they started teaching that it’s okay to use instruments, women and preachers wearing uniforms. After our meeting, the other group is meeting separately, we thank God because the truth still stands.
OUR TOMATOES READY FOR HARVEST
Well, as the Holy Spirit said through Paul, “brethren, I do not count myself to have apprehended; but one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind and reaching forward to those things which are ahead, I press toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.” Philippians 3:12-14.
While we are enjoying the fruit from our labor, we also intend to sell some in the community. Our goal is still the same, to learn and teach others as we train preachers and send them in the field of Yahweh.
BAPTISMS AND RESTORATIONS
We have had a good number of follow up Bible studies from evangelism which was done in October, and as a result our students have recorded 6 baptisms. The other 4 came from the church of Christ at Chibwe and we also received 3 from Northern through our former student Levy Silungwe. We recorded eleven restorations in Luanshya after the preaching of Austin Musonda and 8 were recorded in Ndola Lubuto.
We have recorded a total number of thirteen (13) baptisms and a total number of nineteen (19) restorations in the month of November
SHARING IS CARING
We established a congregation 19 kilometers west of our Institute and through contribution a church building was put up in 2018 -19 up to roof level. But when the entire world was struck with covid-19, membership went down and up-to-date, the church building which was built in 2018 -19 still stands without a roof. We have revived preaching in the area with our student body in 2025, but we know when the roof is put up it will help very much in evangelism and directing people to where the church building is. Right now we only have two families meeting there.
CONCLUSION
We are eternally grateful for the partnership that we have with you in the Lord and the financial support that we have continued to receive from Woodland Oaks Church of Christ.
May God continue blessing you in all your endeavors!
In His service,
Cephas and Fred
Increasing knowledge in Nkoranza, Ghana
BEAR VALLEY BIBLE INSTITUTE – NKORANZA CAMPUS
THIRD QUARTER OPERATIONAL REPORT 2025
Preamble
To the glory of God, the Bear Valley Bible Institute – Nkoranza Campus, continues to make remarkable progress in its mission of training faithful men to preach and teach the gospel of Christ effectively. The third quarter of the 2025 academic year has been both spiritually enriching and academically productive. The period was characterized by sound biblical instruction, practical evangelism, and active participation in mission programs that align with the overall vision of Bear Valley International Bible Institute.
The campus remains committed to producing competent preachers and church leaders who are firmly grounded in the Scriptures, able to rightly divide the word of truth, and dedicated to the expansion of the Lord’s church across Ghana and beyond.
Overview
During the third quarter, Bible students were diligently taught and examined in three core courses Denominational Doctrine, The Book of Romans, and The Scheme of Redemption. These courses provided a strong foundation for understanding New Testament Christianity, the plan of salvation, and the distinctiveness of the Lord’s church. Students actively engaged in lectures, discussions, and evangelism assignments designed to strengthen both their doctrinal understanding and practical ministry skills.
The campus also participated in major evangelistic activities, including involvement in the Annual Youth Lectureship held in Sunyani, where staff and students contributed to teaching, preaching, and outreach efforts. Through this program and other evangelistic initiatives, fifty souls were added to the Lord’s church, and many backsliders were restored.
The student population at the Nkoranza Campus currently stands at seventeen (17). The students have demonstrated commendable dedication to their studies and spiritual growth, showing steady progress in both academic performance and field ministry.
In preparation for continued expansion of evangelism efforts, feasibility studies were conducted in Akumsa Domase near Nkoranza, which has been identified as a potential site for a new congregation. Plans areunderway to conduct a full-scale evangelism and church planting campaign from 29th October to 2nd November 2025.
COURSES TAUGHT AND EVANGELISM ACTIVITIES
During the period under review, the bible students were thoroughly taught and examined in the following courses; Denominational Doctrine, The book of Romans and the Scheme of Redemption.
The objective of these courses was to deepen the students biblical understanding, strengthen their doctrinal convictions and equip them with the ability to teach sound biblical principles both within and outside the classroom.
(a) Denominational Doctrine
This aim at helping students to understand the origin, development and belief of various denominational groups in contrast with the New Testament Church. An emphasis was placed on the restoration plea, the authority of the scriptures, and the unity of the body of Christ. Students were encourage to research different denominational practices, identify scripture deviations and provide biblical responses rooted in sound doctrine.
(b) The book of Romans
This course provided an in-depth study of Paul’s Epistle to the Romans, emphasis the theme of sin, grace, faith justification and sanctification. The students explored the background, structure, and major theological arguments of the book. Each chapter was studied systematically, with special attention given to the relationship between the law and grace, the role of faith in salvation, and the practical implication of righteous living.
(c ) The Scheme of Redemption
The course traced Gods redemption plan from the fall of man in Genesis to the consummation of salvation in Christ Jesus. It highlighted key covenants, prophecies and dispensations leading to the coming of the Messiah. Students were guided to appreciate the unity of the Bible and God’s eternal purpose for mankind. Emphasis was placed on understanding the progression of redemption from promise, prophecy and preparation to fulfilment and proclamation in the church.
Students showed great enthusiasm and commitment throughout the courses, their participation in class discussions and practical assignments demonstrate a growing maturity in handling the scriptures. All the records have been entered into the database.
Staff and students participated in 24th Annual Youth Lectureship in Sunyani, the Bono regional capital of Ghana, a little over one thousand attended the camp across the sixteen regions in Ghana. Staff and students supported campaigned and the Lord added fifty souls to the His church.
PROJECTION FOR THE LAST QUARTER
As part of the institute’s academic and evangelistic plan for the year, the following activities have been scheduled:
Courses to be studied: students will undertake three courses to further strengthen their biblical knowledge and ministerial competences.
These are;
1. Christian Evidence
2. The book of James
3. Homiletics 1
Evangelism and church planting
In line with the institute’s mission to evangelize and plant new congregations, the staff and students plan to embark on evangelism campaign and church planting exercise at Akumsa Domase in the Nkoranza South Municipal of the Bono region from 29th October to 2nd November 2025. This initiative follows a thorough feasibility study conducted in the community, which revealed the readiness of the area for the gospel. The campaign will involve open air preaching, personal evangelism, house to house bible studies and follow up sessions.
The primary objective is to plant a new congregation of the Lord’s church in the area and provide continued support and nurturing for the new converts through regular visits and teaching programs.
Expected Outcome
(a) To enhance students understanding of the scriptures.
(b) Practical field experience for students in evangelism and church planting.
(c) Establishment of a new congregation at Akumsa Domase
(d) Strengthened collaboration between the Nkoranza campus, nearby congregations and mission partners.
STUDENT PROFILE
Sister Patricia Agyeiwaa is one of the three females’ students of Bear Valley Bible Institute Nkoranza campus. She was born on 29th March 1993 in Nkoranza, she is married to Mr. Sampson Amankwah they are blessed with two daughters. Her parents are Mr. Daniel Agyei and Madam Florence Sarpong all of Nkoranza in the Bono East of Ghana. Sister Patricia baptized on 15th June 2013 at Nkoranza Breman church of Christ.
She had her basic, second cycle and tertiary education in Nkoranza and Techiman, she did a two-year certificate in Women’s and Children ministry at Nkoranza Bible College and attended Sunday school Teacher’s seminar organized by Sister Karen Ashcraft wife of Bro Steven Ashcraft, West Africa Coordinator for Bear Valley. She is a devoted Christian woman and nurtured by her parents and members of the church.
Professionally, Patricia is a skilled Hair Stylist with a Bachelor of Education degree, reflecting her dedication to vocational, theology and academic excellence and commitment to Christian service and personal development.
Her favorite quotation is Romans 12: 18. “If it is possible , as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone”
Patricia’s vision is to know much about the word of God and help fellow women and children to also know and understand God’s intention for humanity.
Rexford Agyare Mintah ( Director)
43rd World Evangelism Workshop held in Trinidad
Classes resumed after a busy summer. Students were using the time off to work some in their local congregations. Some attended the Annual Caribbean Lectureship. They have been enjoying the classes that are challenging them more in this second year. 2 Corinthians, 1 &2 Thessalonians, Phillipians, Romans, and Daniel are being studied this month. They have been helping various local congregations on the weekend.
Recently, they spent several days with the Fifth Company congregation helping with canvassing, Bible studies, and the evening service. The regular minister Gilbert Neptune is one of the instructors of TSOP and also one of its early graduates. They did an outstanding job in all their duties.
This past weekend was the 43rd World Evangelism Workshop held here in Trinidad. The students served as ushers and other assorted tasks. One of the students, Timeothus was selected to speak on the program. He did an outstanding job presenting an interesting, well-researched lesson including a PowerPoint presentation. At the end of the program they along with the Music Instructor (also a TSOP graduate) sang, showcasing their singing ability and growth.
Campaign work in Tirupati, India
Reporting Letter for the month of October-2025
Respected director Mr. Keith Kasarjian and our coordinator Mr. Mark Reynolds greetings to you in the name of Jesus Christ. We pray that this letter finds you well. We thank you for your prayers and all your efforts for the extension centre BVBI-Tirupati-India. We would like to briefly submit the report for the month of October-2025.
Classroom Work:- We have completed an overview life of Jesus in the four gospels, the Godhead, the books of Joshua and First Corinthians . Teachers are following the BVBI method to conduct examinations, note book observation, giving them memory verses. Each day students practice a few Greek words and original meanings.
Campaigning :- In the month of October we conducted gospel campaigning in the village of Aruru. We involved local church members for the success of the campaign.
Audio Bibles distribution:- We have invited visually challenged people and distributed audio Bibles to 25 people. They are very much interested to hear the word of God.
Mumbai Seminar:- On October 18-21 ,2025 Mumbai church of Christ has conducted lectureship meeting. We were able to participate , it was an excellent platform to connect with north Indian preachers to invite young people to get training in the near future in our Bible School.
Home Bible studies :- We continue to conduct home Bible studies , We teach them basic lessons called “Back to the Bible” to win their souls . Students are interested to attend for the observation for their planting work.
Zoom meeting :- Zoom online Bible study is a wonderful platform to connect students from different places who are not able to attend for the offline classes. We conduct cases twice a week teaching New Testament books.
Students involvement with local church:- We involve the Bible school students to lead songs and other activities in the worship service and midweek Bible study. Members encourage them and motivate the students whenever they lead.
We thank you for your prayers and encouragement for the smooth running of the BVBI extension centre at Tirupati-India. We are grateful to you and your love for the young people’s spiritual education . We pray that God may bless you abundantly . We need your continual prayers .
Thanking you.
Yours brother in Christ.
Vijay
Vidyanagar, India school trains rural preachers
Reporting letter for the month of October-2025
Date November 8th,2025.
Our director Mr. Keith Kasarjian and our coordinator Mr. Mark Reynolds and all the prayer partners greetings to you in the name of Jesus Christ. We thank you for your prayers and encouragement that you provide for the BVBI-extension centre at Vidyanagar, Andhra Pradesh-India.
As Vidyanagar village is geographically located in coastal side in our district- young people have less opportunities to travel to towns and cities for the full time Bible training courses . This BVBI extension centre is a great blessing for the rural students. Most of the students from this school are already preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ in different rural congregations. They are able to attend for the weekend classes and learning good lessons. They are able teach the lessons on following Sundays in their local churches.
Vidyanagar -Extension Centre Activities
Classes: - Vidyanagar BVBI-extension centre functions at weekends, students from different villages which are near Vidyanagar travel and attend for the classes. There are 20 students who have enrolled for this first batch. They are very much interested in studying the truth and spread the kingdom of God in rural areas.
Field work:- We have given priority for the students who are working as preachers without proper training. Now they are very happy to learn the truth and work in their local churches.
Rural congregations:- We focus to planting new congregations in different villages. At Aruru village -The local church meets at one of the member’s house . They are able to collect some donations from other local people to build a church building. Jangalapalli church of Christ , Vidyanagar church of Christ and other individual families were able to contribute money for the church building. Lord willing they will build a shelter for gathering the church in near future.
Gospel meetings:- All the students conduct street meetings and gospel meetings and proclaim the good news.
Midweek Bible studies :- Our students are working in the village congregations and conduct midweek Bible studies using the lessons they learn in the classes .
Youth classes:- Our students as they are working in the village congregations conduct youth Bible studies and use the lessons they learn in our BVBI ‘s classes .
Children classes:- we encourage the students to conduct children classes.
Women groups:- Preachers wives are motivated to conduct women gatherings for prayer, singing and Bible study.
Visits: - In the month of October from BVBI extension centre we visited Mr. N. James and Mr. Ch. Nathaniel who are sick. We supported them for their medicals.
We thank you very much for your love and continual prayers and encouragement.
Thanking you.
Yours brother in christ.
B.Vijaya Kumar
Extension centre in charge at Vidyanagar, Andhra Pradesh state-India.
New student joins class in Ghana
OPERATIONAL REPORT OCTOBER 2025
1. CLASSROOM WORK
Praise be to God for his mercies in our lives. He has seen us through to the end of another month. Academic work continued smoothly for the full-time students. This term’s prayers and fasting took place on Friday, 25th October, 2025. We welcomed a new student in the early part of the month and we are hopeful of receiving others very soon.
Part-time classes also proceeded well in the month of October. The students attended classes very well and lessons were great. They are still studying the New Testament church and Book of Acts. They concluded the class on personal evangelism at the end of the month. Examination will soon follow in November.
2. PERSONAL EVANGELISM AND BAPTISM
In the area of evangelism, current and former students of the school are doing the best they can to make sure that the gospel is heard. There were gospel campaigns organized by former students and efforts were rewarded with some baptisms. The school also continues to preach on truth television.