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Meta Presbytery Receives Rev. Nchotu Moses with Joy and Testimonies
Meta Presbytery Receives Rev. Nchotu Moses with Joy and Testimonies
Pastors, Presbyters, and Christians of Meta Presbytery have described their Presbyterial Secretary, Rev. Nchotu Moses, as a humble, jovial, focused, and loving man of God.
These heartfelt tributes were expressed during his Induction Reception held at PC Mbengwi Congregation on February 8, 2026. The ceremony was presided over by the National Secretary for Men’s Work, Rev. Paul Ngu Tah, who represented the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC), Rt. Rev. Miki Hans Abia.
In his exhortation, Rev. Paul Ngu Tah encouraged Rev. Nchotu and the Christians who gathered in solidarity to live lives that bear good fruit—lives that will strengthen and edify God’s people in line with the vision of the Church. He emphasized that leadership in Christ’s vineyard requires humility, faithfulness, and consistency.
The event was marked by genuine love, fervent prayers, and words of blessing showered upon Rev. Nchotu and his family. Christians testified that his impact has already been felt spiritually, morally, and financially within the Presbytery.
As the fourteenth Presbyterial Secretary of Meta Presbytery, Rev. Nchotu Moses pledged to continue serving diligently, leading by example with humility and dedication.
The reception ended in thanksgiving and renewed commitment to support the ministry entrusted to him.
Reporters: Chi Faizefeu Wei / Jerome Tawani
Rev. Achuranjoh Philip Appointed to Lead Bafut Presbytery
Rev. Achuranjoh Philip Appointed to Lead Bafut Presbytery
The Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC) has appointed Rev. Achuranjoh Philip to lead Bafut Presbytery, which includes the Manji Congregation, in line with the Moderator’s vision to strengthen and edify the Church.
On Sunday, February 8, 2026, Rev. Numfor Godwin, Special Envoy of the Moderator, journeyed from Buea to officially hand over the reins during a solemn and well-attended ceremony.
The event drew a large gathering of pastors, friends, well-wishers, and the traditional ruler of Teze, Fon of Teze, who came to witness and celebrate the new chapter in the life of the Presbytery.
With over 30 years of dedicated service in the ministry, Rev. Achuranjoh brings a wealth of experience to his new assignment. He has served faithfully in various capacities, including as Presbyterial Secretary of Ndop Presbytery and Parish Pastor of Bamunka, demonstrating strong leadership and pastoral commitment.
A native of Teze in Momo Division, Rev. Achuranjoh is married and blessed with children. His appointment is widely seen as a step forward in consolidating ministry efforts and advancing the mission of the Church within Bafut Presbytery.
The ceremony ended in thanksgiving and renewed hope as Christians expressed confidence in his leadership and prayed for fruitfulness in the years ahead.
Reporter: Che Oliver Kum
PCC Dallas–USA Urged to Bear Fruits for the Growth of the Church
PCC Dallas–USA Urged to Bear Fruits for the Growth of the Church
Christians of PCC Dallas–USA have been enjoined to bear fruits of God’s Word for the growth and strengthening of the Church.
The call was made by the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon (PCC), Rt. Rev. Miki Hans Abia, on Sunday, February 8, during a heavily attended Divine Worship Service.
The service marked a turning point in the spiritual life and growth of the congregation, which had experienced some challenging moments in recent times. Preaching with pastoral concern and fatherly encouragement, the Moderator urged the faithful to remain steadfast as bona fide Presbyterians, rooted in Scripture and committed to the mission of the Church.
He lauded the efforts and dedicated service of the Parish Pastor, Rev. Dr. Joe Set Aji-Mvo, who has faithfully steered the congregation for ten years. The Moderator acknowledged his commitment and noted that, like every worker in the vineyard of the Lord, there comes a time for retirement after years of sacrificial service.
Rev. Dr. Aji-Mvo, visibly elated by the Moderator’s visit, pledged his unalloyed loyalty to his leadership and to the PCC.
Speaking on behalf of the congregation, the Chairperson, Elder Ndifongu Charles, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Moderator for his maiden visit, his patience in listening, and his kind and hopeful words to the congregation.
It should be noted that the Moderator arrived in Dallas on Friday, February 7, where he held a Session Meeting. This was followed by a Congregational Meeting on Saturday, February 8, and crowned with the Divine Worship Service on Sunday, February 9.
All activities ended in praise to the glory of God, reflecting renewed hope and commitment among the faithful.
Reporter: Geraldine Fobang
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Thanks Papa Rt. Rev. I was made to recognise and identify my shames.