ANTS Launches New Staff Housing Facility to Strengthen Campus Accommodation
BWERENGA, UGANDA — All Nations Theological College and Seminary (ANTS) has officially launched a newly completed staff housing facility designed to accommodate three staff members, marking another milestone in the institution’s ongoing efforts to strengthen campus infrastructure and improve staff welfare.
The facility comprises three self-contained residential units, each providing independent accommodation for one staff member. The launch ceremony was presided over by the Principal, Rev. Victor Wafula Jung, alongside the Human Resource Manager, Rev. Hur, and the Head of the Bible and Theology Department, Rev. Choi.
A Celebration of Partnership and Commitment to God's Work
In his address, the Principal expressed sincere appreciation to the Korean missionaries, partner churches, and individuals whose generous support and commitment contributed to the construction of the facility. He specifically acknowledged Samsong Church, Eungam Church, and Phosun Church, together with Elder Kang Namsik, Elder Kim Jaebong, Elder No Dutae, Elder Do Jonghwan, Elder Hur Gook, Elder Hur Deeokjo, and Pastor Shin Changhyun for their contributions and continued commitment to supporting the work of ANTS.
He commended their dedication to serving God through practical initiatives that strengthen the institution and support its mission of training men and women for Gospel ministry. He further encouraged the entire ANTS community to continually remember the missionaries, churches, and individuals in prayer, appreciating their partnership and asking God to continue blessing their service.
The Human Resource Manager, Rev. Hur, also extended his appreciation to the churches, partners, and all individuals who contributed to the project. He recognised the efforts of the builders, engineers, and everyone whose dedication and hard work helped bring the facility to completion. The construction project, which had been ongoing for approximately two years, represents a collective investment in the welfare of ANTS staff and the continued development of the campus.
A Ceremony of Worship, Prayer and Thanksgiving
The event began with a reading from the Bible, followed by a time of worship and prayer in which staff members gathered to give thanks to God and seek His continued guidance and provision for the institution.
Messages from the administration followed, highlighting the importance of partnership, service, and collective commitment in advancing the mission of ANTS. The gathering provided an opportunity for the community to recognise the contributions of those who had supported the project and celebrate the completion of an important campus facility.
The ceremony reached its official highlight with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, during which the institutional leaders cut the ceremonial ribbon to formally unveil the new housing facility. Participants subsequently toured the residential units, viewing the completed accommodation.
Three Staff Members Allocated Accommodation
Following the launch, the Human Resource Manager allocated the three residential units to three staff members, who are set to begin using the facility.
The new accommodation adds to the institution’s campus infrastructure and provides dedicated residential space for staff members. It also reflects the value of sustained collaboration between ANTS and its partners in supporting the institution’s operational needs and staff welfare.
Advancing the Mission of ANTS
As an interdenominational institution committed to training men and women for Gospel ministry, ANTS continues to invest in the facilities and partnerships that support its work of theological education and spiritual formation.
The launch of the new staff housing facility stands as a reminder that the mission of preparing confident, Christ-centred leaders is strengthened not only through teaching and spiritual formation but also through the practical contributions of individuals, churches, and partners who faithfully support the work.
ANTS extends its heartfelt gratitude to Samsong Church, Eungam Church, Phosun Church, Elder Kang Namsik, Elder Kim Jaebong, Elder No Dutae, Elder Do Jonghwan, Elder Hur Gook, Elder Hur Deeokjo, and Pastor Shin Changhyun, as well as the Korean missionary community, builders, engineers, and everyone who played a role in bringing this project to completion.
Their partnership and generosity continue to make a meaningful contribution to the growth and development of the institution.
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