Stanborough School Week of Prayer Ends With Student Baptisms

Four students give their lives to Jesus

News March 14, 2022

11 March 2022 | Watford, UK [Sam Davis]

Four students from Stanborough Secondary School were baptised this morning, Friday 11 March, at the end of their annual Week of Prayer. The Religious Education (RE) teacher, pastor Ray Patrick, who conducted the Week of Prayer, immersed Hazel, Fae, T’oluwani and Judah in the portable pool. Their peers, teachers and close family members and friends witnessed the service.

 

Four students give their lives to Jesus [Photos: Courtesy of Sam Davis/Adventist Media Exchange CC BY 4.0]

Speaking about the baptism, pastor Eglan Brooks, president of the British Union Conference (BUC) and Chair of the Stanborough School Board, said, “It is a tremendous day in the lives of these four precious students who are being baptised. Without the selfless contributions of parents, relatives, the interim headteacher, Mr Kaz James, the passionate teachers, the powerful preaching of pastor Ray Patrick and the awesome move of God, today would not be possible. Today, we see the Stanborough Secondary School fulfil its ethos in delivering quality education and an opportunity for our children to accept Christ as their personal Saviour.”

The original version of this article was published on the BUC website.

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