CEPCA Cameroun official

15/08/2026

THE DUST RETURNED TO DUST, AND THE SOUL TO THE CREATOR

“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” — 2 Timothy 4:7

The Very Rev. Dr. Festus A. Asana has spread his wings and flown back to his Creator.

The dust has returned to dust. The soul has returned to the One who gave it.

He served the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon faithfully, rising from pastor to become Moderator from 2009 to 2014. Today, the race has ended and the servant has gone to receive his reward.

But there was a powerful scene at his burial that deserves to be remembered.

Under the pouring rain, the Rt Rev Miki Hans Abia, the Moderator of the PCC, trekked alongside others to bury his predecessor.

No comfort of a dry vehicle could erase the moment. No rain could stop the journey.

The Moderator was not simply walking through the mud; he was walking through history.

And somewhere behind him, other pastors were writing their own stories—serving, accompanying, witnessing and leaving footprints that history may one day remember.

It made me ask:

WHAT STORY ARE YOU WRITING TODAY?

The PCC will remember Festus Asana for his stewardship.

I will remember him for his humility.

His family will remember him for his care and love.

Others will remember him for different reasons.

But when our own journeys end, what will people say about us?

Will they remember our titles—or our character?

Our possessions—or our generosity?

Our positions—or the people we lifted?

Every day, we are writing our obituary without knowing the date it will be read.

The rain will eventually stop. The mud will dry. The footsteps will disappear.

But the story we leave behind may remain.

So write your story well.

Serve well. Love well. Forgive. Help someone. Stand for what is right. Leave footprints worth following.

Because one day, like Festus Asana, we too shall leave the stage.

And when the dust returns to dust and the soul returns to the Creator, the only question that will remain is:

WHAT DID YOU DO WITH THE LIFE YOU WERE GIVEN?

🕊️ Rest well, servant of God. Your race is finished. Your story has been written.

Ndi Kevin Ndi.

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31/07/2026

UPAC: Official Closing Ceremony of the Academy Year 2025/2026

Over 66 Years of Excellence in Christian Higher Education
The Protestant University of Central Africa (UPAC) continues to uphold its mission of providing quality higher education rooted in Christian values, academic excellence, and service to society.

Founded in 1959 and officially established in Yaoundé in 1962, UPAC has grown into one of Cameroon's leading Protestant universities, offering 29 academic programs across four faculties:
Theology and Religious Studies,
Social Sciences and International Relations, Information and Communication Technologies, and Health Sciences.

For the 2025/2026 academic year, the university has introduced new programs, including Diakonia, Community Development and Social Innovation, Journalism and Advertising, and Civil Engineering, while expanding its Faculty of Health Sciences with plans to establish a Faculty of Medicine and Human Well-being.
Guided by the principles of integrity, excellence, responsibility, and Christian ethics,
UPAC is committed to training competent and ethical leaders who will contribute to the transformation of Africa and the world.
Its mission focuses on improving human welfare, combating poverty and social injustice, and promoting sustainable development.

Through strategic partnerships with government institutions, universities, private organizations, diplomatic missions, and NGOs, UPAC continues to strengthen its academic, scientific, and professional impact.

With a 2025–2035 Strategic Development Plan, the university is positioning itself for greater growth while remaining faithful to its vision of holistic education and Christian leadership.
UPAC – Shaping leaders with knowledge, faith, and integrity for Africa and the world.

Report/Image Gustave Eta Tabi

Université protestante d'afrique centrale (UPAC) PUCA-UPAC Yaoundé

28/07/2026

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23/07/2026

... The President of the Council of Protestant Churches of Cameroon (CPCC/CEPCA), Rev. Salomon Hamadina, on Thursday, July 23, 2026, presided over the official handover and installation ceremony of the new National Secretary of the Protestant Private Education Organization (PPEO) at the headquarter of the Council of Protestant Churches in Cameroon [ CEPCA] . The ceremony was attended by representatives of the Ministry of Basic Education, the Ministry of Secondary Education (MINESEC), and numerous members of the Christian community.

After congratulating the outgoing National Secretary, Rev. Dr. Bapmou, the President of CEPCA highlighted the major challenges and opportunities awaiting Mr. Mobeang Prosper Naimou, the newly appointed National Secretary of the PPEO, and his team.

«“I urge you to carry out this high responsibility with humility, integrity, diligence, a spirit of innovation, and a heart of service,” said Rev. Salomon Hamadina to the newly installed officials.»

21/07/2026

Cérémonie de clôture et de remise des attestations à la cuvée DFAS CEPCA 2026 suite à la formation en incubation entrepreneuriale féminin.
Présidée par le SG CEPCA Cameroun official