MKUTANO WA MAKAMBI MTAA WA MBEZI LUIS 2015:

Panga kubarikiwa sana unapojielekeza kuwepo katika huu Mkutano wa neno la Mungu kwa takribani siku 7 kuanzia Tarehe 16 -22 August 2015.
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Asante sana.

Yanayojiri katika kanisa la waadventista wasabato Mbezi luis jijini Dar es salaam ni Ujenzi wa choo cha kisasa.Washiriki wakiwa wamejitolea kusaidiana na mafundi kuweza kujenga choo hicho cha kisasa.Mungu aendelee kuwa nasi tunapoendelea kujitoa kufanya kazi yake.

SAN ANTONIO 2015: HAWA NDIO VIONGOZI WENYEVITI WA DIVISHENI ZOTE 13 ZA KANISA LA WAADVENTISTA WASABATO.6 WAKIWA NI WAPYA KABISA NA WAZAMANI MMOJA WAPO NI MCHUNGAJI DR BLASIOUS RUGURI

  SAN ANTONIO 2015: HAWA NDIO VIONGOZI WENYEVITI WA DIVISHENI ZOTE 13 ZA KANISA LA WAADVENTISTA WASABATO.6 WAKIWA NI WAPYA KABISA NA WAZAMANI MMOJA WAPO NI MCHUNGAJI DR BLASIOUS RUGURI

BLASIOUS Ruguri, East-Central Africa Division, incumbent
Michael Kaminski, Euro-Asia Division
Mario Brito, Inter-European Division
Israel Leito, Inter-American Divison, incumbent
Daniel Jackson, North American Division, incumbent
Jairyong Lee, Northern Asia-Pacific Division, incumbent
Erton Carlos Kohler, South American Division, incumbent
Paul Ratsara, Southern Africa-Indian Ocean Division, incumbent
Glenn Townend, South Pacific Division
Leonardo Asoy, Southern Asia-Pacific Division
Raafat Kamal, Trans-European Division, incumbent
Elie Weick-Dido, West-Central Africa DivisionEzras Lakra, Southern Asia Division

KWAYA DAY ndivyo unavyoweza kuiita hivyo.Ambayo imefanyika Tarehe 4/7/2015.Ni katika Ibada ambayo imefanyika katika kanisa la waadventista wasabato KWEMBE jijini Dar es salaam.Ambapo tukio hili lilisindikizwa na kwaya mbalimbali za waadventista wasabato.Lengo lilikuwa ni kuweza kupata Milion 100 kuweza kununua vyombo vya kwaya hiyo.Mwinjilisti BENSON IZOKA alikuwa Mnenaji mkuuu na aliweza kutuweka karibu na miguu ya Yesu katika somo lililokuwa linasema "NITAMBULISHE YESU"

                                     Mwinjilisti BENSON IZOKA akuhubiri

 

Kwaya ya Uinjilisti MBEZI LUIS

 

Kwaya ya TABATA KINYEREZI wakiimba wakati wa Ibada kuu

 Mzee wa kanisa Ndugu Togolani Mnkeni akiongoza zoezi la uchangiaji katika siku hiyo.

 Mkurugenzi wa Elimu & Mawasiliano katika Konferensi ya SEC Ndugu Abraham Youze na familia yake wakisikiliza neno la Mungu.

                                        Kwaya ya KWEMBE wakiimba na kumsifu Mungu

SAN ANTONIO -2015 PATA KUFAHAMU HISTORIA YA MCH TED.C.WILSON

Kikao cha 60 cha Konfrensi kuu ya kanisa la Waadventista Wasabato Ulimwenguni kimepitisha jina la Mchungaji Ted N C Wilson kuliongoza kanisa la Waadventista Wasabato kama kiongozi wa juu kabisa ngazi ya dunia kwa mara ya pili mfululizo, ambapo atamaliza uongozi wake mwaka 2020.

Kwa mara ya kwanza kuchaguliwa katika nafasi hiyo ilikuwa mwaka 2010 huko Atlanta, Georgia na kuwa kiongozi wa 20 tangu kuanzishwa kwa kanisa hilo 1863.
Alizaliwa mwezi Mei 10, 1950 huko Takoma Park, Maryland Marekani, na baba yake ambaye ni Rais mstaafu wa kanisa hilo Mch. Neal C Wilson pamoja na mkewe Mama Elinor E Wilson.

Mchungaji Ted, ameishi kipindi chake cha utoto nchi Misri na alianza shughuli za kanisa kama mchungaji mwaka 1974 katika Konferensi ya Greater New York.

Mwaka 1976-1981, Alihudumu kama Mkurugenzi msaidizi na baadae kama Mkurugenzi mkuu wa huduma za Kimetropolitian huko New York.

Mwaka 1990 alienda katika divisheni ya Africa-bahari ya hindi Abidjan na Coted'Ivoire kama mkurugenzi wa idara na baadaye kama Katibu (executive secretary).
Kufuatia nafasi yake hiyo katika Magharibi mwa Afrika, Alihudumu kwa miaka miwili (2) katika makao makuu ya Kanisa huko Silver Spring Maryland Marekani kama Katibu (Associate Secretary).

Mwaka 1992 hadi 1996 alikubali nafasi ya Rais wa divishen ya Ulaya Asia huko Moscow, Urusi na kabla  na uteuzi wa kuwa rais wa Kanisa hili duniani mwaka 2010 alihudumu ka Makamu Mwenyekiti.

Mch. ted na mkewe mama Nancy, wana mabinti Watatu (3) na wajukuu nane (8).
Ni Daktari wa Philosophia katika Elimu ya Dini ya Chuo Kikuu cha New York (Doctor of Philosophy degree in Religious Education), Master of divinity ya chuo kikuu cha Andrews na Master of Science in Public Healthy ya Chuo kikuu cha Tiba cha Loma Linda.
Ukiachilia mabali lugha ya Kingereza pia anazungumza Kifaransa na Kirusi.

Delegates have elected Ted Wilson for another 5-year term as GC president.

                                                 Delegates voting with cards at present.

                                              Pr Ted Wilson  GC President

 Dr. Ted Wison, and his wife, Nancy, affirmed their commitment to uplifting Christ and faithfully leading the Seventh-day Adventist Church during the next five years.

GC Delegates Approve Record 35 New Union Conferences.

The expansion seeks to more efficiently nurture the church’s fast-growing membership.

 

Moving to streamline the church’s work at a time of rapid growth, delegates opened the General Conference session on Thursday by officially approving the addition of an unprecedented 35 new union conferences to the Adventist world church.
The delegates easily approved the administrative units—most of which are located in Africa, Central America, and South America—by holding up yellow cards in a vote in the cavernous Alamodome stadium in San Antonio, Texas.
The vote was needed to officially confirm unions that have been organized since the last General Conference session in 2010 or are slated to be organized in the near future.
“The high number of new unions is unprecedented in the history of the Seventh-day Adventist Church,” G. T. Ng, executive secretary of the General Conference, told the Adventist Review earlier. “It is a reflection of the church growing with breakneck speed around the world.”
Most of the new unions came as a result of rapid church growth. The Adventist world church has a membership of 18.5 million, compared to the 16.3 million reported at the 2010 General Conference session.
In order to more efficiently nurture growing membership, it has become necessary to divide existing unions, establishing two new entities instead, church leaders said. Zambia, whose membership passed 1 million in April 2015, is an example of this, and its Zambia Union Conference will split into two unions during a meeting on September 20 to 23.
Other regions have advanced from union mission to union conference, indicating maturity in finance and leadership.
The 35 unions surpass the previous record of 22 unions added in 2010 and 22 unions added in 2005. Only 9 unions were added in 2000.
The new unions were presented to the delegates on the opening morning of the 10-day General Conference session, which runs through July 11. The respective division secretaries introduced the respective union presidents on the Alamodome’s stage.
The majority of the new unions —22— are in the three church divisions in Africa, Rosa Banks, a General Conference undersecretary and liaison to the three African divisions, told delegates.
Among the new unions is the Middle East and North Africa Union Mission, which was formed in 2012 with the intention of strengthening the focus of reaching the Middle East and North Africa.
“By uniting the former Trans Mediterranean Field and the former Middle East Union into a new union directly attached to the General Conference, it has been possible to enhance the efforts to reach the population in this part of the 10/40 window,” said Harald Wollan, associate secretary for the General Conference who serves as liaison to the Middle East and North Africa Mission. “Under the able leadership of the current administration, wonderful things are happening in this challenging part of the world.”
Homer Trecartin, president of the Middle East and North Africa Union Mission, said it was a challenge to unite pieces of various divisions into the new union, but the result is worth the effort.
“It takes primarily Muslim countries, puts them in one group, and allows us to focus on one part of the world,” he said on the sidelines of the General Conference session.
The Trans-European Division also has a new union in Finland. The constituency in the Finland Union decided to reorganize the church’s work in that country for efficiency sake, transforming from a union conference to a union of churches conference, Wollan said.
“By eliminating administrative entities, it becomes possible to operate with fewer administrative positions, thus getting more pastors out in the field,” he said.
Wollan said the establishment of new unions matters to every church member because it helps the church better fulfill its mission of preparing people for Jesus’ return.
“The church was organized for mission. The more streamlined and efficient the leadership of the church, the better membership care and the more efficient it can become in evangelism,” he said. “We all share a responsibility in witnessing about the soon-coming Savior.”