As the Presbyterian Students Fellowship (PSF) celebrates her 2021 impact week, the students have been charged to focus on eternal matters that bring Glory to God.
Speaking to Newsmen in Owerri, the National Director of PSF, Very Rev. David Ama Kalu while praying for the Church and fellowship reminded God’s people that afflictions are temporary and should not diminish our faith or disillusion us, adding that we should strive to be constantly charged in the spirit and focus more on eternal matters that carry glory which vastly outweighs our temporal experience. (2 Cor. 4:17).
“The year 2021 is a moment of glory as the Presbyterian Church of Nigeria celebrates her 175 years of witness and the Students Department of the Church in tertiary institutions, Presbyterian Students Fellowship (PSF) celebrates 30 years of existence and campus ministry”.
“The Apex Leadership of the Presbyterian Church reserves a week yearly, in July for the Impact week of the Presbyterian Students Fellowship across all the Parishes. This has always been encouraging, inspiring, and rewarding. The one of 2021 runs from Wednesday 7th to Sunday 11th July, with the theme “Greater Glory”.
Rev Ama invited and encouraged everyone to attend the engaging weekly activities and use their talents to glorify God and serve humanity positively. He enjoined young people to embrace Jesus Christ as their Lord and also identify/join the Presbyterian Students Fellowship (PSF) in various institutions across the nation.
He expressed the Directorate’s gratitude to the Prelate, His Eminence Nzie Nsi Eke, the Principal Clerk Most Rev. Dr. Miracle Ajah, the Deputy Clerk, Rt. Rev. Solomon Okoro, the General Assembly Accountant, Elder Dr. Effiong Edet, the BFO Chairman Rt. Rev. Daniel Etim, the BFO Secretary Rt. Rev. Dr. Ubong Eyo, the Moderators of the 10 Synods, Presbyterian Ministers, Parishioners, Leaders and members of the fellowship at the National, Zonal Chapter and Alumni levels for their love, prayers, and support.
