7 BAPTISMS TO CLOSE PRAYER WEEK

On Saturday, November 14, 2026, at the Diquini campus, seven people publicly committed their lives to God through baptism, marking the end of nine days of prayer held simultaneously across the three campuses of the Adventist University of Haiti (UNAH).

The 2026 Fall Spiritual Emphasis Week, organized under the theme “It Is Time,” came to a close in an atmosphere of joy and gratitude. On this occasion, six students from Diquini Adventist School and one student from the Adventist University of Haiti were baptized, marking an important milestone in their faith journey.

The baptismal ceremony was one of the highlights of the closing Sabbath, following nine days of gatherings devoted to prayer, praise, worship, and deepening one's relationship with God. This first prayer week of the 2026–2027 academic year took place across the Diquini, Gonaïves, and Cap-Haïtien campuses.

At Diquini, activities continued at 4:00 p.m. at the Michel Toussaint Auditorium with a closing concert under the theme “It Is Time to Thank God.” The event provided the university community with another opportunity for worship and thanksgiving, bringing together students and other members of the institution.

Throughout the week, spiritual messages were delivered by three pastors, each serving at one of the campuses: Pastor Diog Wilkenson at Diquini, Pastor Isor Bénira at Gonaïves, and Pastor Junior Jorel Jean at Cap-Haïtien. Through their various sermons, centered on the main theme “It Is Time,” participants were encouraged to reflect on their relationship with God and give greater priority to their spiritual lives.

As usual, the prayer week was organized by the UNAH Chaplaincy, led by Pastor Adency Jonathan at the Diquini campus, in collaboration with his colleagues at the Gonaïves and Cap-Haïtien campuses, as well as the entire organizing team.

With seven baptisms among the highlights of this year's edition, the week leaves a lasting mark on the spiritual life of the university community, bringing to a close nine days dedicated to drawing closer to God.