BEAR VALLEY BIBLE INSTITUTE, TAMALE GHANA
FEBRUARY REPORT 2020
We are very grateful to God for many things He has done in our lives. Thus we are more than prepared to expend our energy and time as a sacrifice service to God so that we can assert our profession to others that there is salvation in God through Christ. Henceforth, remain blessed and joyous in the faith for your consistent financial support and prayer
CLASSES
As reported last month; the remaining four courses for the term were treated by the following Brothers: James Legend Bisong Church History, Albert Malir Tamanja Old testament 4, Anthony Atumwini 1, 2 & 3 John and James Legend Bisong Congregational Development, tests and exams were conducted respectively with student’s performance encouraging.
The administration is active in its management, working hard to bring reality of changes into manifestation both in the school and the Churches in Tamale. We have started reasoning with the preachers in Tamale Township individually as to how we could rub shoulders to unify the college and the Churches in town in order to be triumphant over some petty resistance the school has encountered since its initiation. In our interaction we could smell an atom of reconciliation; it is obvious or sensed the need to call for a general meeting preferably in March to seek individual opinions regarding rumors and facts about our difference.
RECRUITMENT
Campaign for students is in progress, consequently, four prospective brothers among filed applicants have being confirmed for next batch, three of those who applied last year and one of those who took forms when we took part at Bimbilla- Chamba annual camp. There is hope for more but competent students to be trained and work for the Lord’s Church in the Northern Ghana. One student has submitted his application form and more are yet to also come and submit.
The irrigation project is not able to withstand the weather in the northern region but rather had incurred us a debt because there was a rise in water bill in December January water bill as a result of consistent watering we did during this period. Notwithstanding, some of the leafage vegetables were able to mature except those that bear fruits like tomatoes, watermelon and others were not able to withstand. As a matter of fact the community is benefiting from the “well”.
We ascend all our gratitude to healing and helping hand that made all these things a reality in Tamale and its environs.