April–Mission in Southern Africa
Join us as we visit Southern Africa this quarter. We'll see some of the wonderful ways God is working here!
Adventist Mission
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Victoria didn't let retirement stop her from using her skills to help one of the most unreached people groups in society. Today her efforts are paying off and God is blessing her work in Sri Lanka.
Join us as we visit Southern Africa this quarter. We'll see some of the wonderful ways God is working here!
People around the world are in need. As Adventists, we can share a message of hope by demonstrating Christ's method of ministry in our communities.
Let's visit Southern Africa and see some of the places where this quarter's 13th Sabbath Offering will go.
Mr. and Mrs. Mpofu knew that their animals were meant for the Lord. As the couple watched over their livestock, they felt inspired to do more for God.
John was a bright, young student in Malawi. From his teenage years to his time at the university, John learned firsthand the difference Adventist schools make in people’s lives.
When Ricardo was 10, he had an accident while jumping over a fence. He didn’t notice a thin metal wire on the other side of the fence, and it caused him to hit the ground head first. Let's see how God is working in his life today.
The COVID-19 crisis changed everything for ADRA. The needs had never been greater, but lockdowns, travel restrictions, remote work, and every new uncertainty brought on by the pandemic required new ways of thinking and new ways to meet these unprecedented humanitarian challenges.
One of Jesus’ most memorable miracles was feeding thousands of people in need of food. A church in Kansas City, in the middle of the United States, has been following Jesus’ example of feeding the multitudes.
José has a desire in his heart to serve as a pastor. He dreams about going to the mission field one day, ministering to the hearing-impaired.
Like many Adventist missionaries, Dr. Bellosillo was serving far from his homeland and family because he had answered Jesus’ call by saying, “I Will Go.” As we know all too well, COVID-19 has killed millions. And we have also lost many Adventist believers and church workers--our colleagues in mission--to the pandemic.
Jeremiah thought his aunt was joking. Who would want to sit inside a church on such a lovely day? He refused to go, but one day something changed.
Victoria didn't let retirement stop her from using her skills to help one of the most unreached people groups in society. Today her efforts are paying off and God is blessing her work in Sri Lanka.
A beautifully arranged and original song by Gary Lewinson.
Studies show that all over the world, the older population is growing, and in many societies, seniors spend most of their days alone. As we strive to reach people in urban areas under the Mission to the Cities initiative, how can we connect with this group that spends a majority of their time in isolation?
The COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t stopped Adventist women across the Southern Africa-Indian Ocean region from ministering to their communities! Since the lockdown, women from churches across Madagascar have been involved in outreach to the most vulnerable.
William H. and Nora Anderson were leading pioneers of Adventist mission in southern Africa. They blazed the trail for an expanding mission throughout the southern part of the continent.
Executive Producer: Gary Krause
Producers: Rick Kajiura, Ricky Oliveras
Writers: Ricky Oliveras, Andrew McChesney, Kayla Ewert, Joshua Sagala, Rick Kajiura, Caleb Haakenson, Marietta Fowler
Camera: Ricky Oliveras, Joshua Sagala, Caleb Haakenson, SID Communication
Editors: Ricky Oliveras, Diogo Godoy, Joshua Sagala, Caleb Haakenson
Graphics: Clayton Kinney
Narration: Becky Alignay, Voice Bunny
Music: Audio Network
Distribution: Advent Source
Language Support: Reflex Communication, Daniel Gonçalves, Amara, Carmen Lazo, Pablo Garcia
Special Thanks: Southern Africa-Indian Ocean Division, Carmen Lazo, Gary Lewinson, SID Communication, ADRA International, IAD Global Mission
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