Two years ago, Pastor Wilson took part in the groundbreaking for a new church building on the Fulton campus. On this visit he preached to students, faculty and staff on Friday evening. On Sabbath he offered a prayer of consecration for the completed building and for the students, then preached to the congregation.
Sign at the entrance to Fulton Adventist University.
The new multipurpose building will host worship services, some classes and graduation ceremonies. Pastor Wilson described it as a beautiful addition to the campus and gave praise to God for its completion.
Pastor Wilson also shared that a team from the Adventist Accrediting Association (AAA) had just visited Fulton and given a positive report. The AAA is the Church's world body for accrediting Adventist colleges and universities. Fulton has held AAA accreditation since 1987, and its current term runs to the end of 2026, the year a review visit is due. Fulton is also accredited by the Higher Education Commission Fiji and the South Pacific Association of Theological Schools.
The visit came as Fulton students began their Semester 2 final examinations this week. Pastor Wilson encouraged and prayed for them, and the university has asked its community to keep the students in prayer as they finish the academic year.
He invited church members everywhere to pray for Adventist education in Fiji and around the world, as it prepares thousands of young people to share the three angels' messages and the hope of Christ's soon return.
Photos: Pr Ted Wilson