October–Mission in West-Central Africa
Let's look back at Adventist history in West-Central Africa, and also hear about what's happening in this region today!
Adventist Mission
Adventist Mission
Dolphijn was the name of a local trader who lived in Apam, Ghana in the late 1800's. At the time, there were no Adventists living in the region. He picked up a tract from the sea that changed everything.
Let's look back at Adventist history in West-Central Africa, and also hear about what's happening in this region today!
Let's outline some of the biggest mission challenges we face today. Thankfully, there are things we can do to continue sharing the love of Jesus with people around the world!
This quarter's 13th Sabbath Offering will help improve education for eager students in the countries of Ghana and Cameroon. Thank you for supporting this special offering!
Dolphijn was the name of a local trader who lived in Apam, Ghana in the late 1800's. At the time, there were no Adventists living in the region. He picked up a tract from the sea that changed everything.
The Adventist Nursing and Midwifery Training College has become a place of high demand for education. Their biggest issue is space. This quarter, part of your 13th Sabbath offering will help the school complete the construction of new classrooms.
David is 13 years old, and he has shared his food with his classmates for eight years. His kindness has surprised some, and they ask, “Why are you sharing?” David likes to tell them the story of how Jesus shared food with a crowd of thousands of people.
We thank God for how His kingdom is expanding around the world. But we still face huge mission challenges. Let’s look at the four biggest challenges we face.
If you could make a difference in someone’s life by giving up something for one day or one week, would you do it? What would you give up?
After a violent earthquake struck Haiti, some lost everything and left the country in search of a better life. Viler and others finally found the home they were looking for when they arrived in Santiago, Chile.
For the first time in many years, Jinad and the university students will worship all together thanks to your contribution to the 13th Sabbath offering. Please pray for Valley View University and future 13th Sabbath offering projects around the world.
It was a very special Sabbath all around the world. The third Sabbath of May is World Adventurer Day — a day when Adventurers around the world celebrate being Adventurers. Let's see how Ketsia and others served others on this day!
Today there are more than 9,000 churches and companies and some 800,000 Seventh-day Adventists in Mexico meaning that there is one Adventist for every 163 people. Let's see how the work first began in Mexico!
A translation of the orginal "I Will Go" theme song. Translation from English to Bangla: Nipa Chisim Pandey Accompaniment reproduction, voice recording, mix-master: Robert Nelson Sircar Voices: Lethi Baidya, Rimie Das, Deepanwita Sircar
Emil Frauchiger was a pioneer, colporteur, pastor, missionary, and administrator in Europe and the Middle East for 44 years. Read the entire articles about Emil Frauchiger and others in the Encyclopedia of Seventh-day Adventists at encyclopedia.adventist.org.
The military is rarely the first place that comes to mind when thinking of pastoral ministry. In Ghana, one Seventh-day Adventist pastor has risen to the top rank of chaplaincy in the army.
A young student came to study math, science, and history, never dreaming she would learn something that would save her life.