January–Mission in Northern Asia-Pacific
The Northern Asia-Pacific Division is a vast region. Let's visit one of the countries in this territory, South Korea, to see how Adventists are ministering to those around them.
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Emma, who is almost 5, enjoys her time playing on the Taiwan Adventist College campus, but her parents worry about finding a school that teaches Adventist values. They hope to start a new elementary school where kids like Emma can learn about God and grow in faith.
The Northern Asia-Pacific Division is a vast region. Let's visit one of the countries in this territory, South Korea, to see how Adventists are ministering to those around them.
From Bangkok to Alaska, Adventists are following Christ's method of ministry to minister to the people around them.
This quarter the 13th Sabbath Offering will help support several schools in the Northern Asia-Pacific Division. Let's visit two of them!
Hankook Sahmyook Middle-High School in South Korea has long been a pillar of education and community service. Facing challenges like yellow dust, they’re building a new gym and mission center to enhance student and community life.
Tusgal Seventh-day Adventist School in Ulaanbaatar successfully combines faith with education for its students but lacks an on-campus gym. Currently, they rent a facility for physical education, which comes with its challenges.
Haon, Sion, and Jooyoung were best friends who loved playing outside, catching bugs and lizards, and caring for stray cats. While Haon and Sion knew Jesus, Jooyoung didn't, so they began to pray that she would come to know and love Him.
Genis Mansilla, once worked in coca fields and had little interest in religion. However, after meeting his future wife and studying the Bible with her Adventist family, his life started to change.
Renato, a volunteer from Brazil, expected to serve in remote places but was sent to the busy city of Bangkok, Thailand. He was surprised but soon realized that cities have their own mission challenges. Through teaching, Renato has found ways to connect with people and share the love of Jesus!
Flor struggled with addiction and felt alone until her neighbor, Arlin, reached out with compassion. Through prayer, Bible studies, and friendship, Flor found hope, healing, and a new life in Jesus.
The Come n See Cafe is a vibrant hub for those seeking community, offering authentic Korean cuisine and free language classes. It provides a welcoming space for fellowship, helping individuals explore their faith and discover God's love.
Five-year-old Tamir discovered his love for music after hearing a beautiful song by Mozart while waiting for his mom at school. After years of practice and overcoming his fears, he found joy in performing, dreaming of sharing God’s love through his music.
Maud Sisley Boyd was the first woman missionary sent by the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Foreign Mission Board. She dedicated her life to sharing her faith around the world, and her legacy of service and commitment continues to inspire today.
A scripture song by iEAT from Romans 5 versus 1-6 and 8 from the album PURIFY.
Arctic Mission Adventure works to support remote areas in Alaska through outreach and evangelism. In the small village of Savoonga, the mission has made a positive impact by helping community members grow in their faith, resulting in significant baptisms and a stronger church presence.
In Ansan, South Korea, the Hope 365 Center is a beacon of support for single mothers and their children. The center provides essential resources like shelter, food, and medical care. With the help of the community and donations, the facility is transforming lives and fostering a sense of family for those in need.
Emma, who is almost 5, enjoys her time playing on the Taiwan Adventist College campus, but her parents worry about finding a school that teaches Adventist values. They hope to start a new elementary school where kids like Emma can learn about God and grow in faith.
Executive Producer: Gary Krause
Producers: Rick Kajiura, Ricky Oliveras
Writers: Ricky Oliveras, Andrew McChesney, Laurie Falvo, Caleb Haakenson, Mwamba Mpundu
Camera: Ricky Oliveras, Joshua Sagala, Caleb Haakenson
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: Northern Asia-Pacific Division, Carmen Lazo, ESDA, iEAT
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