South Philippine Adventist College held the inauguration of its newly completed tennis court and Phase 1 of the circumferential road project, two developments aimed at strengthening mobility, safety, and student life within the institution. These projects were made possible through the support of the Southern Asia-Pacific Division (SSD) in cooperation with the Southeastern Philippine Union Mission (SePUM).

The ribbon-cutting ceremony was attended by key leaders of the Adventist Church. The Southern Asia-Pacific Division leadership, headed by President Elder Roger Caderma and SSD directors, graced the event. They were joined by the SePUM leadership led by President Elder Danielo Palomares, together with SePUM directors and officials.

Their presence comes ahead of the 2^nd SePUM Constituency Meeting, which will be held tomorrow, November 19, 2025, on the South Philippine Adventist College campus.

In his short message, Elder Caderma emphasized how infrastructure projects such as these reflect the growing commitment of the church to mission, service, and learner-centered development across Adventist learning institutions.

The still ongoing circumferential road project is expected to ease traffic flow, enhance accessibility, and improve campus safety for students, employees, and visitors upon its completion. Meanwhile, the tennis court adds to SPAC’s expanding sports facilities, supporting the college’s emphasis on health, wellness, and balanced student life.