29 May 2026, 16:17Pastor Ratko RisteskiIrvine, North Ayrshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
Special Ordination Service Celebrated at Irvine Church
A special ordination service at Irvine Seventh-day Adventist Church recognised and affirmed the ministry of one elder and six deacons and deaconesses.
On Sabbath, 23 May 2026, a special ordination service was held at Irvine Seventh-day Adventist Church, marking an important occasion in the life of the congregation and recognising faithful leadership within the church community.
The service took place during the Sabbath worship programme and brought together members, families, and visitors to witness the ordination of one elder and six deacons and deaconesses. The event served as both a spiritual celebration and a public recognition of individuals who have dedicated themselves to serving the church and supporting its mission over many years.
Through their ministry, the newly ordained leaders have contributed significantly to church organisation, member care, hospitality, practical support, and spiritual encouragement. Their service has helped strengthen the spiritual life of the Irvine church while supporting its outreach to the wider community.
Throughout the day, the atmosphere was warm, uplifting, and deeply meaningful. Special prayers were offered for the newly ordained leaders, asking for God’s wisdom, strength, and guidance as they continue their ministry. Church members expressed gratitude for their dedication and willingness to serve faithfully.
The service also highlighted the importance of leadership and teamwork within the church. By recognising those who willingly serve, the Irvine congregation reaffirmed its commitment to building a strong, supportive, and mission-focused church family.
The ordination Sabbath concluded with fellowship and thanksgiving, leaving members encouraged and inspired by the example of servant leadership demonstrated within the church community.
A special ordination service at Irvine Seventh-day Adventist Church recognised and affirmed the ministry of one elder and six deacons and deaconesses.
On Sabbath, 23 May 2026, a special ordination service was held at Irvine Seventh-day Adventist Church, marking an important occasion in the life of the congregation and recognising faithful leadership within the church community.
The service took place during the Sabbath worship programme and brought together members, families, and visitors to witness the ordination of one elder and six deacons and deaconesses. The event served as both a spiritual celebration and a public recognition of individuals who have dedicated themselves to serving the church and supporting its mission over many years.
Through their ministry, the newly ordained leaders have contributed significantly to church organisation, member care, hospitality, practical support, and spiritual encouragement. Their service has helped strengthen the spiritual life of the Irvine church while supporting its outreach to the wider community.
Throughout the day, the atmosphere was warm, uplifting, and deeply meaningful. Special prayers were offered for the newly ordained leaders, asking for God’s wisdom, strength, and guidance as they continue their ministry. Church members expressed gratitude for their dedication and willingness to serve faithfully.
The service also highlighted the importance of leadership and teamwork within the church. By recognising those who willingly serve, the Irvine congregation reaffirmed its commitment to building a strong, supportive, and mission-focused church family.
The ordination Sabbath concluded with fellowship and thanksgiving, leaving members encouraged and inspired by the example of servant leadership demonstrated within the church community.
