Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Bible South Africa (WITS), World Campus Mission

(Wits Univ is a public school with student enrollment close to 30,000. The late President Nelson Mandela graduated from this university. Missionary Jacob is from Namsan UBF Korea. He is the director of Wits UBF working full time at one of the local companies as a computer engineer.)

Jacob - second from left



2014 Easter Conference Report – Wits UBF, South Africa

Jacob Kim

Wits UBF (Johannesburg, South Africa) had an Easter Bible Conference from 11-13 April 2014 with the title “Neither do I condemn you!” The total number of attendees was 23 including 4 missionaries. In preparation, every Saturday we went to Wits campus to meet and invite students. We did it for months until the day of the conference, but we couldn’t invite a single person to a Sunday service. It a bit discouraged us, but God encouraged each of us to keep trying with prayer to invite students to the conference. At the conference, we were introduced to meet 3 beautiful sisters for the first time, and its indeed the work of God who answered our prayers.

During the conference, we had group Bible studies by each fellowship and learned life-giving words of God based on John 3:1-16 (God so loved the world), John 8:1-11 (Neitherdo I condemn you) and John 1:1-14 (The word became flesh). Sister Lebo shared her life testimony based on John 8:1-11, and its indeed heart-moving, revealing how Christ Jesus saved her from a sense of shame and condemnation. The highlight of the conference was writing a testimony on the evening of the second day. We all gathered and wrote a testimony until the mid night. We could see how Jesus wordsNeither do I condemn you touched many wounded soulsand gave them Gods grace and hope. On Sunday, shepherd Khomo delivered a message based on John 12:24 (A kernel of wheat), and we learned the secret of producing fruits in Jesus.

We praise and thank God who preciously used fellowship leaders and local shepherds for this conference, and revealed His life-giving words to all. We hope and pray that God maycontinue to bless Mark Gospel study each week and many wounded and broken souls at Wits campus are welcomed and cared by three fellowships.

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