April–Mission Takes Many Forms
Mission is being done in many ways throughout the Trans-European Division. Adventist volunteers, Urban Centers of Influence, and other forms of mission all play a part in spreading the gospel!
Adventist Mission
Adventist Mission
Making bread takes time and patience. It’s the same with people—it takes time and patience to cultivate trust and friendship to warm their lives and invite them to follow Jesus.
Mission is being done in many ways throughout the Trans-European Division. Adventist volunteers, Urban Centers of Influence, and other forms of mission all play a part in spreading the gospel!
The mission offering funds mission work in many different ways, including some of the work of ADRA and Adventist World Radio. Watch and be inspired by how these two ministries are impacting people around the world.
The Trans-European Division is a diverse territory. That means mission looks different from the Arctic to the Mediterranean.
Music festivals, summer camp, and a mobile center of influence are all ways that Adventists are connecting with their communities in Hungary. Let's join them as they reach out to the people around them.
Mercy moved thousands of miles away from home to go to school. She missed her friends and family. When she ran into trouble at school, she found help in her local Adventist church family.
Making bread takes time and patience. It’s the same with people—it takes time and patience to cultivate trust and friendship to warm their lives and invite them to follow Jesus.
Let's join ADRA in Mozambique to see how people's lives are being touched by their school feeding program.
Tisholavo used to hate Adventists. Let's see how God used Adventist World Radio to radically change his life!
Sebastian decided to give his life to Jesus in an unusual place - on the soccer field! In Chile, Life Hope Centers are making a huge impact in people's lives.
In Oslo, young Adventists value social relationships and community. Find out how your 13th Sabbath Offering in 2017 helped youth in Norway connect in exciting ways.
Agnieszka loved nature, but she was easily frightened, especially of gobbly-gobbling turkeys. Find out what happens when she runs into a group of turkeys on her way to school!
A church in Spain started with only three families. Now, some 100 people attend regularly!
When doctors told Resta he had type 2 diabetes, he had no idea what to do. He was immediately put on three medications, and none of them seemed to help. See how God uses an Adventist clinic to bring him healing!
Rocha attended parties, started drinking, and went to clubs until he ran into a friend who invited him to church. Then Jesus' love touched his heart.
Elias and Melina left their home in Argentina and moved to the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. Check out the Meeting Point, a Global Mission Urban Center of Influence, where they serve as volunteers for Jesus.
Can the church still be relevant here in Sortland, Norway? Pastor Kenneth believes so. The key is forming connections where people are and meeting their most painful needs.
Executive Producer: Gary Krause
Producers: Rick Kajiura, Ricky Oliveras, Earley Simon
Writers: Earley Simon, Ricky Oliveras, Andrew McChesney, VJ Matias, Kayla Ewert, Flavio Ferraz Filho
Camera: Ricky Oliveras, Earley Simon, VJ Matias, AWR, Arjay Arellano
Editors: Ricky Oliveras, Diogo Godoy, AWR, Arjay Arellano
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: Trans-European Division, Carmen Lazo, Donna Rodill, AWR, ADRA
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