Public Campus Ministries - SWLC

[PICTURES] March 12, 2022: WAD PCM Director officially launch the Public Campus Ministry in the South-west Liberia Conference Seventh-day Adventist Church

[PICTURES] Day One: WAD PCM Director conducts three (3) days of training for Senior Youth leaders and local PCM leaders.

The Public Campus Ministries of the South-west Liberia Conference in collaboration with Liberia Adventist Professionals-ARISE invites you to a one day Mission Empowerment Conference for all Adventist Youth in High School and University Level.

"By the grace of God and with such an army as LAAS, I pledge to foster the Advent Message of our Crucified, Risen, and Soon Coming Savior through Discipleship, Leadership, Missions, and Evangelism to all the World in my generation. So help me God!"

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About Adventist Education Adventist Education has come a long way since 1853 when Martha Byington opened the first known church school for Sabbatarian Adventists in Buck's Bridge, New York. Today you'll find Adventist schools in nearly 150 countries. 85,000 teachers, 1.5 million students, 7,500 schools—the Adventist school...

The Liberia Association of Adventist Students (LAAS) High School Chapters Leadership attended a one day Leadership Seminar at the South-west Liberia Conference Seventh-day Adventist Church Headquarters on Thursday March 16, 2017

The purpose of the seminar was to share the vision of a Bible centered movement of students where all will Uphold, Live & Share the Gospel; and with a mission to prepare Campuses for Eternity.

Madam Theresa Sheriff, Education Director SWLC welcomed the students and give the purpose of gathering whiles Pastor Stanton Witherspoon, Youth/Chaplaincy/Public Campus Ministries Director SWLC shared the vision with emphasis on developing a unified body of Seventh-day Adventist students with an unsleeping consciousness for spiritual, moral, and academic excellence; and one in which every student is a missionary.

The Seminar brought together twenty five (25) Students Leaders and four (4) Chaplains from the five (5) Seventh-day Adventist High Schools in Monrovia.