November 2017 ~ TUCASA ATC

Wana-TUCASA pamoja na viongozi. 1/5

Wana-TUCASA katika chuo cha Ufundi Arusha wakiwa pamoja na viongozi mbali mbali kutoka katika Conference ya NETCO na UNION Wakiwa pamoja katika ibada ya jioni ndani ya Chuo cha ufundi Arusha.
Viongozi wa TUCASA. 2/5

Uongozi mpya wa TUCASA wakipata uzoefu kutoka kwa viongozi wao, Pr. Elias Kasika, Pr. Jocob Ngusa pamoja na viongozi kutoka kanisa la waadventista wasabato Sakina
Ibada ya pamoja Njiro. 3/5

Wana-TUCASA Chuo cha Ufundi Arusha wakiwa pamoja na Wana-TUCASA kutoka katika vyuo tofauti wakiwa katika ibada ya pamoja iliyofanyika katika chuo cha Uhasibu cha Arusha (IAA) Mtaa wa Njiro
Technical Brothers Voices(TBVs). 4/5

Technical Brothers Voices(TBVs), Baadhi ya ijana kutoka Chuo cha Ufundi Arusha wakiwa katika huduma kwa njia ya uimbaji katika kanisa la waadventista Wasabato Sakina .
Technical Brothers Voices(TBVs). 4/5

Technical Brothers Voices(TBVs), Baadhi ya ijana kutoka Chuo cha Ufundi Arusha wakiwa katika huduma kwa njia ya uimbaji katika kanisa la waadventista Wasabato Sakina.

Bible study Lesson for Adult. read your lesson here.

Here We Stand: Luther on RomansFive hundred years ago this month, Martin Luther, a 33-year-old theology professor, posted his 95 Theses. And although he was seeking, at first, merely to refute a papal charlatan who was milking Luther’s flock by selling indulgences, Luther’s act of defiance became the spark that ignited the Protestant Reformation-and the world has never been the same since. Of course, much has changed since that day in 1517. But what has not changed is the Word of God and the truths in the Word that gave Luther the theological foundation to challenge Rome and to deliver to millions the great message of salvation by faith alone. Central to that foundation is our study for this quarter: the book of Romans. Luther wrote in his Commentary on Romans: “The Epistle is really the chief part of the New Testament and the very purest Gospel, and is worthy not only that every Christian should know it word for word, by heart, but occupy himself with it every day, as the daily bread of the soul.”-Martin Luther, Commentary on Romans, translated by J. Theodore Mueller (Grand Rapids, Mich.: Kregel Publications, 1976), p. 8.

Healtful Life

Our bodies are built up from the food we eat. There is a constant breaking down of the tissues of the body; every movement of every organ involves waste, and this waste is repaired from our food. Each organ of the body requires its share of nutrition. The brain must be supplied with its portion; the bones, muscles, and nerves demand theirs. It is a wonderful process that transforms the food into blood, and uses this blood to build up the varied parts of the body; but this process is going on continually, supplying with life and strength each nerve, muscle, and tissue.