2014

Youth and Adult Mission Quarterly Stories

The Throwaway Baby, Part 1

“Where is my baby?” the mother kept asking, but the answer was always the same: “You had an undeveloped fetus.” But the mother wasn’t convinced.

The Throwaway Baby, Part 2

I found that the closer you get to Jesus, the more He opens your spiritual understanding to the spiritual warfare that’s going on all around us.

So Much to Share

Tyson and his older brother lived with their parents in Belize City. Both brothers were very involved in sports and other activities at their high school.

An Unexpected Journey

One day as I was climbing, the safety strap was biting into my leg. I put my weight on it and fell 40 feet onto a rock, landed on my back, and went unconscious.

In What Do You Believe?

When I was 27 years old, God changed my life. I was an alcoholic, took acid, smoked two packs of cigarettes a day, and was out on the streets. But then the Lord stepped in.

The Bar That Became a Church

Victor was the owner of the local bar and dance hall in Cotton Tree. After his decision to follow Jesus, Victor closed his business, but he didn’t close his influence in Cotton Tree!

Trench Town Teacher

“Trench Town is very scary,” says Robert Taylor, a police sergeant who has worked in this area of Kingston for more than 20 years.

Something Magnificent

The shiny BMW slowly driving through the slums of Kingston, Jamaica looked strangely out of place on the crowded, dirty roads.

Hunger Is a Wicked Thing

Since coming to the Good Samaritan Inn, Joy and her two children feel much better. “There’s great food here, and we’re very grateful for it. We always look forward to coming here.”

Today we are going to “meet” some of the leaders in Belize and Jamaica who will share more specifically about this quarter’s Thirteenth Sabbath Offering projects. We will first meet Larrybelle and Jefferson Spencer, both youth leaders in Belize.

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