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The Urban Window

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The Urban Window is growing rapidly. There are 543 cities with 1 million inhabitants or more. In these cities, there is an average of 1 Adventist for every 89,000 inhabitants. The global average is one Adventist for every 358 inhabitants.

One of the greatest challenges facing our church today is what we call the Urban Window—the millions of unreached people in cities around the globe.

The Urban Window is growing rapidly. There are 543 cities with 1 million inhabitants or more. In these cities, there is an average of 1 Adventist for every 89,000 inhabitants. The global average is one Adventist for every 358 inhabitants. Forty-nine cities of a million or more people have fewer than 10 Adventists, and 43 have no Adventist presence.

Your financial gifts can help support Global Mission pioneers, plant churches, and create centers of influence in cities where many have not heard the gospel. Please help us reach the Urban Window.

The Urban Window

Ways to Give

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PHONE

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MAIL

In the United States:

Global Mission, General Conference

12501 Old Columbia Pike

Silver Spring, MD 20904-6601

In Canada:

Global Mission

SDA Church in Canada

1148 King Street East

Oshawa, ON L1H 1H8

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