Adventist Mission

Missionary Blogs

from all around the world

Adventist missionaries are NOT a thing of the past! They're serving all over the world. They come from everywhere. They go everywhere. And they're doing all kinds of things to tell the world about God's love and soon return.

These blogs give you a glimpse into their joys, challenges, and hopes. You’ll read thrilling accounts of God’s intervention, humorous incidences of adjusting to cultures in which everything is unfamiliar, and stirring stories about a world in desperate need of Jesus.

So, click a blog and meet a missionary--real people who share from the heart and seek your prayers. (The most recent blogs appear at the top of each page.)

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Something to Smile About Adventist dentists Fred and Jane Lee blog from Trinidad. Discover why the Trinidadians have more to smile about than ever before! More
Adventures With God in Guam Rob & Cindy Kyle and their four Robby, Benjamin, Christopher, and Jacob blog from their island mission field. More
Settling In Is Just a Little Unsettling Brooks and Susan Payne's blogs about their baptism by fire into missionary life in Papua New Guinea are charming, honest, and inspiring. More
"Driving" an Elephant—Being an Adventist missionary kid isn't all fun and games, but for nine-year-old Josh, driving an elephant in Thailand was, well, HUGE! More
Penny for Your Thoughts Missionaries Eustace and Cesiah blog from Lusaka Eye Hospital, Zambia, where they help the blind see Jesus. More
Meet Missionaries James and Sarah James Appel and Sarah Andersen are an Adventist husband and wife missionary team serving at Béré Adventist Hospital, in Chad. Their work as a doctor and nurse in this isolated mission post is intense and hard, demanding a moment by moment reliance on God. More
There's No Place Like Ger Elbert and Cleidi Kuhn whisk you off to Mongolia to share their adventures in spreading the gospel. Available in Portuguese! More
Meet the Venns, the Heartbeat of Hope for Bangkok~Doug and Dawn Venn and their children, Joshua and Hannah, are Adventist missionaries passionately involved in Hope for Bangkok, a special work to bring the good news of Jesus to millions in Thailand. More
Adventist journalist Kellie Tompkins blogs from Cairo—Powerful and poignant, Kellie's blogs immerse you in the sights, sounds, smells, and tastes of Cairo's colorful culture and brings you face to face with Egypt's intriguing people. More
Blind Sight Orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Helard Mangold, and his wife Yoly, care for the sick and share the love of Christ as Yuka Adventist Hospital in Zambia. More
Planting Churches, Planting Hope—Pastor Andrew and Mayda Clark plant churches and hope in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the city with the least Adventist presence of any of the 25 most populated metro areas in the United State. More
Letters From Mongolia—G’day! My name is Paul Kotanko and I am the director of the Mongolian Mission Field. I came to Mongolia from Australia, where I worked as a pastor, with my Korean wife and two boys. More
A Snowstorm in Bangkok—Friends from afar send eight-year-old missionary Hannah a package filled with a flurry of fun. More
The Pinnacle Challenge—Taking a year off from her studies at Southern University, Lindsey Sands serves as a student missionary in New Zealand working with the Adventure Plus Team. More
Reaching Out to South Sudan—Darrel and Kristina Muehlhauser are Seventh-day Adventist missionaries in the South Sudan Field where Darrel works with local pastors and in the education program while Kristina serves as a midwife. More
Two Action-Packed Weeks with Rick McEdward—The Adventist Mission director for the Southern Asia-Pacific Division takes you on an intriguing two-week journey through Singapore, Myanmar, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. More
Meet the McGhees Bill and Julie share adventures and misadventures from their mission lives in Vellore, India. More
From Our Gang to the Mission Field—“Our father was a pastor. He was a missionary–the best kind of missionary. He could have stayed in the movies–but we’d rather have had him as he was–a Little Rascal who became a true missionary for God.” More
Fire and Dreams God lit a fire in Jason and Belen Lohr's hearts for medical mission many yaers ago and has been with them every step of the way to make the dream a reality. Today they work at Ile Ife Seventh-day Adventist Hospital in Nigeria. More
Flying With God Bob and Jan Roberts share a slice of missionary life from the wilds of Irian Jaya (Papua), Indonesia. More
Hanging On Tight Paul and Petra prayed for a life so intense they'd have to hold onto God to survive. They're hanging on! More
A New Life In Taiwan Aaron and Rika Meyer are volunteer missionaries who have just started serving in Taiwan. "It's been a wild ride so far," says Rika, "getting used to a new country, new food, and a new lifestyle. But we're loving most of the surprises that come our way!" More
The Airstrip Adventure Elmer Ribeyro is a missionary doctor serving at Atofi Hospital in the Solomon Islands. His work requires him to frequently travel to a nearby island. It's only a short flight. But the journey usually starts on a tractor and takes tedius hours to complete. In this humorous account, Dr. Ribeyro describes one of his typical "flights." More
A Miracle-Working God Working at remote Koza Adventist Hospital in Cameroon, West Africa, medical missionaries Greg and Audrey and their daughter Sarah know a miracle-working God. More
Seeing Lives Change Roger and Evelyn Pelayos serve at Adventist University Zurcher in Madagascar. "One of the highlights of my work in the maintenance department is sharing the love of God with the contract workers," says Roger. It is a pleasure to see lives changed and dedicated to Christ. More
Meet Bill and Trixy God called Bill and Trixy to Cameroon to be His intimate friends and ambassadors of reconciliation. Follow along on their adventure in building up the family of God as they share their inspiring experiences. More
Showers of Blessings For hundreds of people in Malawi, rainy season means malaria. For Adventist missionary doctor Christy Shank, it means an opportunty to ease suffering and share Jesus. More
Life in a Mud Hut "Here I am in Chad, Africa, preparing to start my volunteer service at Bere Adventist Hospital, and things are a little bit different than I thought they would be! I've only been here for three days and I'm learning to depend on God i ways that I never have before." More
A Harvest of Hearts Heriberto and Mabel Muller are missionaries in Kyrgyzstan, one of the countries along the ancient trade route known as the Silk Road. Today this route marks a path where Christianity is hardly known. Our 2010 General Conference Session Offering will help light a path of hope along the Silk Road. More
Home Sweet Airplane I had a passport before I could speak," says Third Culture Kid Daniel Wahlen. "The closest place to home was an airplane." More