YJLK Ministry Visit to Kerobokan Prison
On July 19, 2026, the YJLK team conducted a ministry visit to Kerobokan Prison in Denpasar, Bali. Approximately 11 team members participated in this meaningful outreach.
Among the team was our special guest, Dr. Jonathan Sule from the USA, who shared an inspiring message from the Word of God with the inmates. We were also blessed by the presence of a local guest singer, Mr. Stanly Sagala, who ministered through uplifting songs of praise and worship. 
Approximately 232 inmates, including several foreign nationals, attended the program. The ministry took place from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Central Indonesia Time (WITA).
As an expression of love and compassion, the YJLK team also distributed boxed meals, personal hygiene kits, and books on spiritual growth and health to the inmates. These simple gifts were received with great appreciation and became a tangible expression of God’s love and care for them.
The program went very well and was warmly welcomed by the inmates. Their heartfelt response and sincere appreciation expressed a strong desire for the YJLK team to return and minister to them again in the future. The emotion could be clearly seen on the faces of many who participated, creating a deeply touching and memorable atmosphere.
It was a meaningful opportunity to share not only food and practical gifts, but also hope, encouragement, and the love of God with those who are going through a difficult season in their lives.
To God be all the glory and praise.
YJLK and Adventist Women Ministry Outreach at Kerobokan Prison
On August 23, 2026, the YJLK team, in collaboration with the Adventist Women ministry team of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Bali District, once again conducted a ministry outreach at Kerobokan Prison in Denpasar.
This time, the ministry team was predominantly made up of women representing churches from across the Bali District. The program was held from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., with approximately 160 inmates in attendance.
The message from the Word of God was delivered by GMP Reynold Naty from the Hallelujah congregation, bringing spiritual encouragement and hope to the inmates. We were also honored to welcome a special guest, Ms. Nadine Roberts, Miss Universe Fiji 2024, who blessed the gathering through her ministry and songs of praise.
As part of our ongoing commitment to share God’s love in practical ways, the YJLK team, together with the BWA ministry of the Bali District, also distributed boxed meals to the inmates. This simple gesture of kindness was warmly received and served as a tangible expression of compassion and care.
The entire ministry was filled with emotion, joy, and a deep sense of gratitude. It was a touching experience to witness the response of the inmates as they participated in the worship, listened to the message, and received the expressions of love extended to them.
Looking ahead, the YJLK team, whose ministry is also known as “SOGMinistry,” hopes to build a stronger and lasting partnership with the Seventh-day Adventist churches throughout the Bali District. We pray that this collaboration will open greater opportunities to support and strengthen the prison ministry that is already taking place.
Beyond moral and spiritual support, we also hope to invite individuals and friends who feel called to contribute as ministry sponsors, helping SOGMinistry continue reaching inmates with practical assistance, encouragement, and the hope found in God’s love.
Together, we can build bridges of love, restore hope, and bring light into places where it is needed most.
To God be all the glory.
Jembatan Lintas Kasih Foundation has Successfully Conducted a Charity Clinic at Padang Sambian, Denpasar, Bali.
Jembatan Lintas Kasih Foundation, established to serve the needs of Balinese communities—particularly the elderly—successfully conducted a Charity Clinic on March 15, 2026, at Wantilan Padang Indah, Padang Sambian Kelod, Denpasar, Bali.
The event was met with great enthusiasm, reflected in the significant number of participants in attendance. Following the completion of preparations, local residents began arriving to take part in a range of health services provided. These included body weight measurement, blood pressure and temperature checks, cholesterol screening, and on-site medical consultations with qualified doctors.
In addition to these services, participants received free medications and vitamins. The program also featured health education sessions, complemented by a live demonstration on how to prepare healthy juice, promoting practical and sustainable wellness habits within the community.
Overall, the event marked a meaningful and successful first step for the Foundation in its mission to bring accessible healthcare and health awareness to the community.
