Adventist Church : end of visit for the Pastor Ted Wilson

Performing an official visit in Madagascar since Thursday, the President of the General Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist World Church, Pastor Ted Wilson leaves the country today with the satisfaction of having achieved an important mission. During his stay, he visited several Adventist churches, including as examples, those of Sambava, Antsirabe, Mahajanga, and of course, that of the headquarter in Soamanandrariny where, it was announced that, a monument will shortly be erected in order  to honor him.

It must be said that the visit of Pastor Ted Wilson in Madagascar has proven to be more than consolation for the faithful in all the places he went. This was especially true during the great worship last Saturday in Soamanandrariny where the Pastor did not fail to encourage the congregation to apply more and more the Adventist values, to become more involved in reading the Bible and in preaching the Good Word.

Moreover, according to Andriamitantsoa Elian, the Director of Communication, the Adventist Church will focus on the revival movement from now, and that will be performed according the schedule established for the five-year term of Pastor Ted Wilson. Finally, it should be mentionned that in addition to his pastoral visits in the country, Pastor Ted Wilson was recently received by the President of the HAT, Andry Rajoelina.