Anchorage Samoan Adventist Church took a remarkable initiative in early 2025 by launching an evangelistic series titled “What Does the Bible Say?” under Pentecost 2025. This series was set to be a transformative three-month journey that began on Jan. 11, 2025.
Led by Galumalemana Asoovailoa Toleafoa, dedicated pastor, the series was hosted every Sabbath at Anchorage Junior Academy, the local Adventist school. It delved deeply into the teachings of the Bible, providing attendees with a unique opportunity to explore and understand the Bible in a profound and meaningful way.
As the evangelistic series progressed, participants were encouraged to immerse themselves further into scripture, and the series was expanded to include Wednesday prayer meetings. This addition offered another valuable opportunity for spiritual growth and community engagement, as participants gathered to reflect, pray and discuss biblical teachings in a supportive environment.
The spiritual journey reached a profound moment of commitment and celebration on March 22, 2025, with a moving baptism ceremony at O’Malley Adventist Church in Anchorage. The event was a joyous occasion that marked a pivotal step for those who chose to affirm their faith through baptism.
The Anchorage Samoan Church family celebrated the baptism of 13 souls, a significant milestone for any community. These baptisms symbolized a new beginning and a deepening of their spiritual journey. Having children present, particularly newborns, further emphasized the sense of renewal and hope for the future.
Anchorage Samoan Church extended its thanks to O’Malley Church for providing a nurturing environment for spiritual growth and fellowship. Their support and hospitality was invaluable in making this event a success.
The evangelistic series served not only as a platform for biblical education, but also as a catalyst for fostering a sense of unity and shared purpose among all participants. Under the insightful guidance of Toleafoa, attendees explored the timeless wisdom of the Bible and found new ways to apply its teachings to their lives. It was a transformative experience for all involved, leaving them with strengthened faith and unity among the congregation and visitors alike.
Worshipers attend the What Does The Bible Say series.
Toleafoa, pastor, speaks at AJA.
Galumalemana Toleafoa leads Anchorage Samoan Church's evangelistic series.
