SERVICE TO HUMANITY IS SERVICE TO GOD

Rev. Dr. Isaac Wuni Koinonia Baptist Church, Tamale.

The KBC 2023 Medical Missions in Tamale came to an end on Friday, 3rd of March 2023. In his closing remarks Rev. Dr. Isaac Wuni extended heartfelt congratulations to all the participants of the KBC 2023 Medical Missions in Tamale. He commended them for their unwavering dedication and commitment to serving the community.

Throughout the medical missions, beneficiaries were privileged to receive free medical care, which undoubtedly made a significant impact on their lives. Beyond physical healing, the gospel was also preached to them, offering spiritual nourishment and hope.

Rev. Dr. Wuni expressed his deep appreciation for the participants' efforts in bringing both medical aid and the message of faith to those in need. Their selflessness and compassion exemplified the true essence of service and love, reflecting the mission's core values. His remarks are as follows.

We give glory to God for leading us successfully through this week’s medical missions. God has been so good, faithful and gracious to us as we partnered with Him in reaching out to the people in the communities we visited. > God’s intervention in the lives of people during the missions cannot be over-emphasized. At least everyone who came through did not only receive medical treatment but also heard the gospel one on one and was prayed for. > We must remember that God saved us so we could serve him and serve humanity. Thus, our compassionate attitude towards the needy reflects our attitude towards God; for service to humanity is service to God. > As Jesus said in Matthew 25:40, 45, whatever we did for one of the least of mine, you did for me….. and whatever you did not do for one of the least of mine, you did not do for me. Therefore as we serve humanity, especially the needy, we are serving God. > As faithful and obedient followers of Christ, we must practice what we hear from God. So wherever you find yourselves you should show compassion that will positively impact the lives of others thus making Christ known.

Rev. Dr. Wuni urged all participants to perpetuate the spirit of service and continue creating positive impacts in the lives of others. He expressed his optimistic belief that the seeds of compassion and faith, sown during the missions, would take root and flourish in the hearts of both the beneficiaries and the wider community. The missions were accomplished with great success. May God bless all the partners and participants who generously dedicated their time, money, energy, and other resources to support the 2023 KBC Medical Missions.