"Pandita Ramabai's Mission Inspires Youth At VBS"

USPA NEWS - A three-day Vacation Bible School (VBS) program at Hebron Prayer Fellowship, Bommnahal, concluded with a grand success, inspiring 130 children and youth from surrounding villages. Pandita Ramabai's transformative missionary work, rooted in faith and service, became a guiding light for participants.

A GRACEFUL CONCLUSION

The program concluded with prayers and a message of gratitude, as the organizers expressed that the event's success was by the grace of God.

The three-day journey of faith, fellowship, and learning inspired young participants to emulate the legacy of Pandita Ramabai, nurturing a commitment to service and the teachings of Christ in their lives.

Pandita Ramabai: A Beacon of Faith and Service

The sessions highlighted the life and mission of Pandita Ramabai, a trailblazer who exemplified the integration of education, compassion, and Christian faith.

Senior Pastor Samuel remarked, "Her life teaches us that walking with Christ and serving others can light the way for generations."

Sister Beulah emphasized her tireless efforts to uplift marginalized communities, and urged the children to draw inspiration from her unwavering faith and dedication.

Active Participation and Joyful Learning

The VBS saw active participation from 130 students hailing from Untakal, Devagiri, Uddehal, and Rayadurgam. On Friday, morning rally filled the streets with joyous songs and slogans celebrating Jesus, creating a lively and spiritual atmosphere.

The VBS faculty employed creative teaching methods, blending storytelling and illustrations to make complex biblical truths simple and relatable. Faculty encouraged children to internalize their learning and apply it in daily life, a message that resonated deeply.

Recognition of Excellence and Effort

Biblical examinations were a highlight of the program, with Tejesvi, Satyapriya, and Prem achieving first, second, and third positions, respectively. Their achievements were celebrated with prizes, reinforcing the importance of dedication to learning.

The VBS volunteers’ team, who worked relentlessly for three days, was commended for their efforts and also received prizes for their invaluable contributions.

Community Commitment to Nurturing Youth

The success of the program was attributed to the collaborative efforts of the VBS team under the guidance of the senior pastor Samuel. The team included Pastor Issac, Pastresses Jyothi and Kalyani Vidurya, faculty members Sailaja, Mercy Vijayaleela, and Devaraj, with active support from church elders John, Prakash, Suresh, and Jacob.

The Elders John, Prakash and Suresh described the program as "Some jasmine flowers… but many fragrances," reflecting the richness of lessons and the companionship fostered during the event.