Welcome to NUST Adventist Society

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About Our Society

Founded in 1997, the NUST Adventist Society has been a vibrant, welcoming community for students at the National University of Science and Technology (NUST). Born out of a desire to create a distinct space for Adventist students, our society has grown steadily, offering spiritual support, fellowship, and mission-driven activities. We are committed to providing a "home away from home" for students of all backgrounds, fostering inclusivity and social connections.

Our activities include Bible studies, camps, missions, and our popular Graduation Night, which ensures Adventist students can celebrate their academic achievements while honoring their Sabbath. With a rich history rooted in faith and community, the NUST Adventist Society continues to thrive, empowering students to grow in their spiritual journeys and serve others. Join us as we live out our mission: "Not I but Christ."

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Who Can Be a Member?

All students enrolled at NUST are welcome to join the NUST Adventist Society. There is no discrimination based on creed, race, or sex in our membership process. Membership is granted upon completing the registration process with the society secretary. Members are encouraged to pay a subscription fee as agreed upon by the executive committee.

Types of Members

  1. Members still at campus: These are members who are still pursuing their studies with the university and most likely will be regular participants in all society programs.
  2. Alumni: These are members who have finished their course of study at the university or those who might not have studied at NUST but have an interest and are friends of the society. They may be NUST workers, Adventists from local churches, or any well-wisher interested in the cause.
  3. Sending Missionaries: These are people who might not be able to go to the mission field, but they are members of the Society by financing the missionary activities. They support the mission through assisting in the gathering of financial and other resources that aid the mission.

Weekly Programs

Our regular schedule of spiritual activities

Day Time Program
Sunday 14:00 Choir
Monday 12:15 Evangelism
Tuesday 12:15 Health
Wednesday 12:15 Prayer and fasting
Thursday 12:15 Choir
Friday 12:15 Witnessing
Saturday 09:00 Sabbath Day
Everyday 07:15 Prayer Band