Mission Awareness brings you the latest inspiring stories, videos and resources from mission fields around the world
Global Mission Stories highlight the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s mission to plant churches, use Christ’s method of ministry, and reach unentered people groups. Through pioneers, urban centers of influence, Waldensian students, tentmakers, and other initiatives, these stories showcase how love transforms lives—from remote villages to bustling cities around the globe.
The Mission 360° brand brings mission to life through engaging TV episodes, an inspiring magazine, and insightful field interviews. Explore the lives of missionaries, church planters, and volunteers as they share stories of challenges and triumphs. From remote villages to bustling cities, Mission 360° takes you on a journey to see how God’s love transforms lives around the world.
Mission Quarterlies, a key part of Adventist Sabbath Schools worldwide, offer weekly mission stories for children and adults that contain illustrations of God's life-changing power, document the impact of mission offerings, and provide practical insights into how to prepare for Jesus' soon coming.
Mission Spotlight offers weekly and monthly mission videos that highlight the 13th Sabbath Offering projects, introduce inspiring missionaries, and showcase the transformative power of Seventh-day Adventist mission work. These stories take you to every corner of the earth, providing an up-close look at the challenges and triumphs of spreading God’s love.
In Austria, young Amelie lost her headlamp while sledding in the dark, snowy night. After praying for help, she and her family immediately found something even more important—their lost house keys, which would have left them locked out in the freezing cold. Her story shows how God answers prayers in the way we need most, not always the way we expect.
In Sofia, Bulgaria, little Dany entered the Colorful Hope Adventist kindergarten at just 1 year and 9 months old. Her love for Bible stories touched her entire extended family, drawing them closer to Scripture and Adventist teachings. Even after leaving the kindergarten, Dany’s connection remained strong—showing how early spiritual seeds can transform whole families.
In a closed Middle Eastern country, church planter Jake began a monthly prayer journey—asking God for opportunities to give Bible studies. Within weeks, he met Omar, a secret believer for 15 years longing for baptism, and Wassim, a returning refugee who had found Christ online. Both eagerly joined Jake’s house church and began studying Scripture. Their stories reveal how God prepares seekers long before missionaries meet them.
The Kakima Adventist Church provides a worship experience both in spoken language and Kenyan Sign Language. Emily brings her son to the Kakima school, and both of their lives are transformed.
Hear from Global Mission Pioneers, then travel to Florence, a school of Colorful Hope, and Mexico City, where people crossed borders to bring hope to strangers. Join us as we explore mission around the globe.
In Austria, five‑year‑old Lilli got lost in a large store, but when she prayed for help, God answered instantly. A kind stranger led her back to her mother, turning fear into joyful tears. Now a student at Bogenhofen Adventist school, Lilli continues to talk to Jesus daily and trust Him in everything.
In Sofia, Bulgaria, a developmentally delayed boy named Gogi entered the Colorful Hope Adventist kindergarten—and God used the experience to transform his entire family. Through prayer, patient teaching, and the influence of Christian worship, Gogi learned to speak, his parents embraced healthier living, and his mother began studying the Bible and sharing her faith.
Having a place to belong can make all the difference. See how your 13th Sabbath Offering is helping create spaces where relationships grow, faith is strengthened, and communities come together.
OneVoice27 brings people together around one mission—using our voices, gifts, and everyday connections to share Jesus and reach the world together.
From board games to wrestling sheep, discover how a willingness to serve can open unexpected doors for mission, build meaningful connections, and share God’s love in everyday ways.
Myron Iseminger, now serving in Lebanon, never imagined becoming a missionary. But a volunteer year in the Middle East transformed his worldview, ignited a passion for cross‑cultural ministry, and led him into decades of overseas service. From Egypt to Lebanon, Myron discovered that when believers stay open to God’s leading, He directs their path far better than they could themselves.
In Sofia, Bulgaria, a two‑year‑old girl named Sophia fell in love with Bible stories at the Colorful Hope Adventist kindergarten. Her remarkable memory, spiritual insight, and affection for Scripture touched her teachers and family—showing how God can reach even the youngest hearts.
I Want This City offers an unflinching look at the correlation between mission offerings and what happens on the front lines of mission.
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