BSF WEEK 2024, Celebrated at F.B.C Iresi, Osun State.

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 Joseph Akande 

Image of the students, church members and attendees 

On August 18, 2024, members of the Baptist Students’ Fellowship (BSF), The Polytechnic, Iresi, gathered at the First Baptist Church oke-Igbala, Iresi, Osun State, to celebrate BSF WEEK 2024. The event was graced by an uplifting service led by esteemed preacher Bro. Adeniran Okiki.

Under the theme "Glory," grounded in the biblical text Haggai 2:7-9, Bro. Okiki delivered an inspiring message that resonated deeply with the congregation. He emphasized the vital calling of believers to “shine as a light to the world,” encouraging attendees to embrace their divine purpose in every aspect of their lives. 

"Because glory shines, so are we expected to be shining," Bro. Okiki stated, reinforcing the idea that each individual has the responsibility to embody and reflect the glory of Christ in their daily endeavors. His message urged the attendees to view evangelism not just as an obligation but as a primary assignment in their workplaces, schools, and communities.

Moreover, the program was parked with an array of exciting activities, including praise and worship sessions, Choir ministrations, week Celebration, Singing of BSF hymn and pictures taking.

The event was marked by heartfelt worship, fellowship, and a commitment to spreading the teachings of Christ beyond the church walls. As the celebration concluded, members of the BSF left the gathering inspired and resolved to fulfill their roles as beacons of light in their respective spheres of influence.

The BSF WEEK 2024 at First Baptist Church affirmed its mission to empower students and young believers to take active roles in evangelism, underscoring the significance of sharing the Gospel's transforming message with the world.

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