TPUM President Visits Missionaries in West Java, Commends Their Work in Local Schools

West Java, Indonesia. In a heartfelt visit, the President of the Trans-Pacific Union Mission (TPUM) Pr. Maveni Kaufononga spent time with missionaries serving across different schools in West Java, recognizing their dedication and the profound impact they are making in their communities.

The visit, which took place on Sabbath morning, was a moment of encouragement and fellowship, as the missionaries shared their experiences and the joys of their ministry. The Pr. Maveni expressed admiration for their unwavering commitment to service, noting their positive influence on students, school staff, and the broader community.

A particularly moving moment was the visit to three young men who are serving in schools spread four hours apart. Two of them are residing in the dormitories alongside students, fully immersing themselves in the school environment. Their dedication was evident as they spoke about their work, sharing how they are not only shaping young minds but also fostering a strong sense of community and faith.

The West Java Conference has expressed deep appreciation for the work of these missionaries, acknowledging the invaluable contributions they are making in education and spiritual growth. Saying goodbye was not easy, as the visit highlighted the strong bonds formed through faith and service.

Pr. Maveni’s visit reinforced the significance of missionary work and provided renewed encouragement to these young men who continue to answer the call to serve. Their presence is leaving a lasting imprint on the communities they work with, demonstrating the power of faith-driven service.

As these missionaries continue their journey, their dedication and love for their calling remain an inspiration. May God bless them as they continue to uplift lives and share His message.