The Oceania Bible College says Bernard Nema, from Western Highlands Province, was diagnosed with valvular heart disease at the Sir Buri Kidu Heart Institute Inc, Port Moresby.
“His life is at stake, with a fifty-fifty chance of surviving for the next six to nine months,” states members of the college.
Churches, Christians and the general public are asked to help save the life of a future servant of God.
Nema, who graduated from the University of Technology with a physics degree, would need K60,000 to cover for his medical bills.
