Secretaries Day Trip to Arusha National Park

In celebration of Secretaries Day, the University of Arusha proudly sponsored a memorable trip for its dedicated secretaries to Arusha National Park in Tanzania. This well-deserved excursion offered a day of relaxation and adventure amidst the stunning natural beauty of the park. The secretaries enjoyed a range of activities, including guided wildlife tours, scenic walks, and picnics in the picturesque landscape, fostering camaraderie and appreciation for their hard work and dedication.

The university recognizes the vital role that secretaries play in the smooth operation of our institution, and this trip was a token of our gratitude for their continuous support and commitment. As a special highlight, each secretary was presented with a certificate of appreciation, acknowledging their invaluable contributions. Arusha National Park, with its diverse wildlife and breathtaking scenery, provided the perfect backdrop for a day of reflection and enjoyment. This experience not only allowed our secretaries to unwind but also strengthened their bonds, enhancing teamwork and morale as they returned refreshed and inspired

Discovering Historical Insights: Third-Year Theology Students Visit Ellen White Estate in Kenya

Our third-year theology students recently embarked on an enriching journey to the Ellen White Estate in Kenya, a site steeped in historical and spiritual significance. This visit provided a unique opportunity for our students to delve into the life and legacy of Ellen White, a prominent figure in the Adventist faith, and to gain deeper insights into their theological studies.

The Ellen White Estate, nestled in the serene landscapes of Kenya, offers a tranquil environment that reflects the profound spirituality and commitment of Ellen White. Our students explored the estate, visiting key sites that include her preserved home, library, and personal artifacts. These experiences brought to life the teachings and writings of Ellen White, allowing our students to connect with her work on a more personal and impactful level.

During the visit, students participated in guided tours and interactive sessions led by knowledgeable historians and theologians. These sessions provided context and detailed accounts of Ellen White’s contributions to theology and her influence on the Adventist movement. Students engaged in discussions, reflecting on how her visions and writings continue to inspire contemporary theological thought and practice.

The trip was not only an academic endeavor but also a spiritual pilgrimage. The peaceful surroundings of the estate offered moments of reflection and meditation, allowing students to deepen their faith and understanding of their religious heritage. The experience fostered a sense of community and shared purpose among the students, as they journeyed together in their quest for knowledge and spiritual growth.

This visit to the Ellen White Estate was a highlight of our theology program, enriching the educational journey of our students and underscoring the importance of historical context in theological studies. We are proud of our students’ dedication to their faith and their pursuit of deeper understanding, and we look forward to more such inspiring journeys in the future.