Mission Stories & News
Jerry the Prayer Time Capsule
October 20, 2024
Miss Samuel from Dominica chose a creative approach to teach her students about prayer by using a time capsule. The students filled the capsule and at the end of the term, they would open it to see if God answered their prayers. Take a look to see how God moved in their lives!
Read MoreStanding for the Sabbath
October 20, 2024
The Sabbath tests did not end in the United States. Shortly after she arrived in Arizona, the new principal told her and the rest of the teachers that they needed to attend special training sessions on Saturdays.
Read MoreThe Influence of Pure Hope
October 20, 2024
“Men who have anger management problems and who may exhibit aggression or violence at home come here,” Eduardo says. “With the help of God and therapy, they can recover."
Read MoreGod Loves Siberian Yupiks
October 20, 2024
As Great-Grandmother Harriette grew older, the church also grew older. It began to fall apart, and water dripped down the walls when the snow melted. Finally, the church was closed.
Read MoreChanging Shoes Saved the Day
October 18, 2024
Changing shoes saved the day in Russia, a little boy is born with hearing in only one ear in Belarus and mission in Bulgaria. Join us as we explore mission around the world!
Read MoreMissionary Deployment Patterns Unveil Welcomed Changes, Possibilities
October 15, 2024
Adventist Mission director Gary Krause describes new emphasis on frontline work.
Read MoreTag, Climbing, and God
October 13, 2024
Kesia had never heard of Bible Boot Camp until Josephine invited her to join. At first, it didn't interest her much but after seeing how much her siblings enjoyed it, she decided to try it out.
Read MoreWake-Up Call
October 13, 2024
Marisa remembered that her cell phone was in the apartment. The only phone number that she had memorized was her brother’s. Marisa borrowed someone’s phone and called him. He answered on the second ring.
Read MorePreparing Missionaries for Tomorrow
October 13, 2024
Today, it’s still important to call children to be involved in mission! But now, unlike in the 1930s, ’40s, and ’50s, many resources are available for teachers and parents.
Read More“Ohhh-Ohhhh!”
October 13, 2024
“Well,” the boy said, “someone in our family will probably get sick and die, or die in a car accident. You never know how it’s going to happen, but someone will die in the next month.”
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