Apr-June2013-Voice

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Funeral of late Bishop Manasseh The news of the passing of the first Bishop of Kajo- Kaji, Manasseh Binyi Dawidi, on 19 April 2013 in Kampala came as a shock for many. He was buried next to the Cathedral in Kajo-Keji on 24 April 2013. Many people came to pay their respect to a great servant of God. Bishop Anthony said at the occasion: "Let us not mourn as people without faith but let us celebrate the life and ministry of Bishop Manasseh in Kajo-Keji and other parts of the world. May God's name be praised!". Coffin entering South Sudan Coffin arrives the Cathedral Late Bishop Manasseh The Most Rev Dr. Daniel Deng Bul preaching at the funeral service Voice of Hope | Issue 3 | May 2013 Page 4
Registration of College By the Editor We talked to Rev. John Mono, the principal of Canon Benaiah Poggo College (CBPC), about the College and the process of registration with the government. How are things at CBPC? It is well. We have just finished the first semester of this year with twelve students in Theology. This year we don't have a Special Pastoral Training group in the local language, simply because we have trained all those who needed this kind of training. We are also a distance learning center for Juba University and 13 students are enrolled in that programme. You have been busy trying to register the College with the Ministry of Higher Education in Juba. How is that going? Well, we have submitted the application and paid our application fee. We still have to submit a land lease document and give proof of our working capital. These last months we have been working hard to get a title deed for the land we have. The area was surveyed and documented and it took a lot of discussions with the land lords. But it is almost done! The other issue, proof of working capital, is quite a challenge. The Ministry requires us to have one million SSP (approx. 330,000 thousand US$) in an account, which we don't have. We don't know yet how to solve this. I would like to ask the readers of this newsletter to pray with us for this matter. I have heard rumours that the College has a new name... Yes, after registration we will continue as Kajo-Keji Christian College. We also want to add more study programmes and it is our hope that we can train more people to build up the Church and our society. Graduation BTTC Rev. Mono John, CBPC Principal By Stephen Tomor Kenyi On 19 April 2013, the first graduation ever of Bethlehem Tailors’ Training Centre (BTTC) took place in Kajo-Keji. BTTC started in 2000. The event was attended by the County Commissioner, Bishop Anthony and many others. The Commissioner handed out 39 certificates in Tailoring and Dress making and 5 Diplomas in Designing. We thank God for making this possible BTTC Graduates and Guests Voice of Hope | Issue 3 | May 2013 Page 5
Page 1 and 2: Editorial Our life together By Jaco
Page 3: The fulfilled dream By Canon Emmanu
Page 7 and 8: Wheels for Bishop By the Editor On
Page 9 and 10: HIV testing in Kajo-Keji By Rev’d

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