BEAR VALLEY BIBLE INSTITUTE, ASH TOWN – KASOA, GHANA
SECOND QUARTER REPORT
Prologue
Peace be unto you brethren in Christ. We thank God for thus far He has brought us. The following are the events that happened in the second quarter of Bear Valley Bible Institute, Ash town.
Matriculation
Students were matriculated into the school officially on 23rd April, 2022 at Church of Christ, Sarpeiman where graduation and matriculation was held for Bear Valley schools in the southern Ghana.
Classroom Activities
Four courses were taught this quarter. Bro Larbi Emmanuel handled Hermeneutics I, Personal Evangelism 1 and New Testament Church. In all, fourteen (14) students were present. Scheme of Redemption was handled by Bro Wisdom Yirenkyi. Fifteen (15) students were present for this course.
Door to door Evangelism
On 21st May, 2022, students embarked on door to door Evangelism in the neighborhood of Ash town, Kasoa. Thirteen (13) students participated in the activity. No baptism was recorded. However, some of the prospects have been visiting the church for further studies.
Meeting with leadership of Ash Town Congregation
There was an interaction between the director and the Ash Town church where the director had to introduce himself. A request was also made to the church to secure a place to establish a library for students of the college.
Bro Keith Kasarjian’s Visit
During class on Scheme of Redemption, Bro Keith, Director for Extension schools from Bear Valley, visited Ash Town school. He had interaction with students on how studies were going and informed them that pdf books will be given to their Director to be given to them. He also assured them that Bear Valley is developing a website for access to aid them in their research work.
Student Profile
Our student Profile for this quarter is Mr. Teye Oberkoh Micheal. He is a member of Ash Town Congregation. He is a mental health nurse by Profession and works in the neighborhood. He is currently the teacher for New Convert class in Ash Town Congregation and is very active in all church activities. He is respectful, humble and hard working.
Conclusion
We are grateful for the support from Bear Valley Institute of Denver, Colorado, USA throughout this quarter.
Reported by Emmanuel Larbi