SUNDAYSERVICE, PC SYNOD OFFICE
SUNDAYSERVICE
RESTORATION CHOIR ZONAL COMETOGETHER
RECA Zonal Cometogether, Fako North
PC Bokwai Congregation
Sunday 14/4/2023
RESTORATION CHOIR ZONAL COMETOGETHER
RECA Zonal Cometogether, Fako North
PC Bokwai Congregation
Sunday 14/4/2023
RESTORATION CHOIR ZONAL COMETOGETHER
RECA Zonal Cometogether, Fako North
PC Bokwai Congregation
Sunday 14/4/2023
The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon the Rt Rev Dr Fonki Samuel Forba has rated the all pastors retreat a success, as they rounded off activities on Friday March 5 2024.
The over 600 pastors who converge on Presbyterian Comprehensive Secondary School ( PCSS) Buea, equally took the opportunity to lay down their worries and challenges faced at the level of their various congregations, which was addressed by PCC's hierarchy.
Reporter: Nina Nwaseri
DEDICATION OF ELDERS PC CITE DE LA PAIX
Dedication of Elders PC Cite De La Paix.
LIVE PASTOR`S RETREAT SERVICE
PCC Pastor`s Retreat Service PCSS Buea Town
The Synod Clerk Rev. Miki Hans Abia has Dedicated Mamfe Presbytery Secretariat and Manse on behalf of the Moderator Rt. Rev. Dr. Fonki Samuel Forba.
This was during an Easter Service Celebration at PC Mamfe Town.
The Previous Manse was constructed in 1966 and renovated in 1994 with a Capacity of 3 rooms and a seating Room. But the Current manse accommodates the Parish Pastor and Associate, offices, a Basement hall and a space to host 4 other Pastors.
The project tagged Faith and Miracle Project was spearheaded by the Presbyterial Secretary for Mamfe, Rev Teneng Lucas.
Easter Celebration at PC Mamfe Town
The Synod Clerk of the PCC, Rev. Miki Hans Abia has called on Christians of PCC Mamfe presbytery to embrace a forgiving spirit.
He was preaching during the Easter service at PCC Mamfe Town where he saluted the resilience of the Parishioners following the massive transformation of the Presbytery.
Christians showed visible satisfaction for fellowshipping with the Church's hierarchy on Easter.
The women who watched from a distance.
The women who watched from a distance
The women who stood at a distance and watched Jesus being killed were bound by the barriers of their time, yet their presence spoke volumes. In a society where women's voices were often silenced and their actions constrained, these women defied societal norms by bearing witness to the ultimate sacrifice.
As they stood there, their hearts heavy with grief and their spirits burdened with the weight of injustice, they embodied strength and resilience. Despite the fear and danger that surrounded them, they refused to turn away. They stood firm in their faith, bearing witness to a moment that would change the course of history.
Their presence was a silent but powerful protest against the forces of oppression and cruelty. In their eyes, filled with tears and determination, one could see the reflection of a deep and unwavering love. A love that transcended the limitations of their time and spoke to the eternal truth of compassion and solidarity.
Though their voices may have been silenced, their actions spoke louder than words. They stood as a testament to the enduring power of courage and conviction. And in their silent witness, they challenged the very foundations of a society that sought to diminish their worth.
Let us remember the women who stood at a distance and watched Jesus being killed, for in their quiet strength and unwavering presence, they remind us of the power that lies within each of us to confront injustice and stand up for what is right, no matter the barriers that may stand in our way.
The Synod Clerk Rev Miki Hans Abia has received a German Delegation to the Synod Office in Buea.
The delegation consists of 4 MP’s, 2 translators, 1 staff member of the Parliamentarians, the German Ambassador, Political Advisor at the Embassy, and press officer at the German Embassy.
This visit was aimed at meeting Religious Leaders to find out their works towards peace building in Cameroon.
Also present was the Chief Imam of the Buea Central Mosque.
The Synod Clerk represented the Moderator who is currently chairing the 55th CEPCA General Assembly in Yaounde.
REPORTER: Boris-Karloff Batata/Abane Jeffery
Images: Ndelle Richmond
Some members of the Buea Presbyterian Ex-Students Association (BUPEXSA), Douala chapter have donated ten (10) i56 generation 2018 models of modern computers to their almamata- Presbyterian Comprehensive Secondary School - PCSS Buea.
This donation was done Wednesday March 27, with installation in the institution's computer lab.
Present to receive the gift from the ex students was the Education Secretary, PCC, Njie Samuel kale, the Principal of PCSS Buea, Elangwe Namondo, together with her staff.
BUPEXSA Douala chapter headed by its president, Adongatou Ungitoh, has promised to come back in the near future for more fellowship.
Reporter: Cecilia Mojoko Kondo
Images/Editing: Ndelle Richmond
All is set for Mamfe Presbytery to host the Hierarchy of the PCC.
This follows the Dedication of the Memfe Presbytery Secretariat by the Moderator Rt, Rev, Dr, Fonki Samuel Forba.
The event will take place Sunday March 31 2024.
The report below details the progress of the Mamfe Presbytery Secretariat Project
Laying of Foundation Stone PC Ekounou
Laying of Foundation Stone PC Ekonou
Laying of Foundation Stone PC Ekounou
Laying of Foundation Stone PC Ekonou
Daily Meditation with Rev Dr Perpetua Fonki
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Daily Meditation with Rev Dr Perpetua Fonki
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We don't own copyright of music used
Institution & Induction of Rev. Mary Wose Nduma
Presbyterial Secretary Mungo Presbytery
PC Bonaberi
