TAMALE GHANA
SEPTEMBER REPORT
We again appreciate and acknowledge your consistent support for Bear Valley Bible Institute in Tamale for its survival and growth.
It is our prayer and hope that the good Lord continues to make a better way of living for you all and sundry, may He also cause your daily activities to flourish to enable you to accomplish the good works you have initiated in West Africa some years back until now.
STUDENTS ARE BACK TO SCHOOL
As we last reported, the school has reopened on 16th September 2018, and fifteen students gladly and safely reported leaving three students, with the exception of one student who is yet to report the remaining two students had treated the courses that are in session this term according to them and our records.
LECTURESHIP
Lectures are ongoing successfully with three courses been treated by brother Albert Malir, Alhassan Musah, and Kojo Acquah Beenyi and the next course which is prison epistles is in progress with brother Adjei Mensah and we wish that by the grace of God the remaining one course for the term would be dealt with.
ADMINISTRATIVE WORK
Collectively, we are managing and ensuring that things work together for good for the progress of the Lord’s work in Tamale school and the Church.
However, over twenty admission forms had been distributed to some willing and prospective brothers who yielded a desire to attend the college. Six Applicants had filled their forms and submitted them, and we hope that with your support and prayer we shall be visiting some of the graduated students alongside with the admission forms to encourage some of these prospects who are willing or have the desire to undergo this training to also have access to the forms.
May the grace and mercies of God be upon you all from now and forever. Amen!!!
Submitted by the administration of BVBI-Tamale