Hugging Kids and Holding Babies
Overwhelmed by her new life in Bangladesh, Kaylee learned that God’s love makes room for every child.
Bangladesh
Mission 360°
Stories
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Only Four Yams
A twelfth‑grade student in Vanuatu shares how her faith deepened after an earthquake damaged her family’s home, revealing God’s provision through her church community and the lasting impact of past Thirteenth Sabbath Offerings.
Vanuatu
Charles Marshall Kinny - Founder of Black Adventism
A biography of Charles M. Kinny, the first ordained Black Adventist minister, whose pioneering leadership, advocacy, and vision for separate but equal Black congregations laid the groundwork for the growth of Black Adventism in the United States.
United States
Breaking the Light Through
ADRA’s AFRICA project in Tanzania supports children with albinism and their mothers through inclusive education, health care, and livelihood training—breaking stigma, restoring dignity, and helping communities choose compassion over fear.
Tanzania
Hope Comes Riding
Pastor Obed Yamasombi and the “I Will Go Bike for PNG” team ride through remote border villages between Papua New Guinea and Indonesia, bringing Bibles, encouragement, and the love of Jesus to communities long forgotten by both nations.
Papua New Guinea
How to Grow Your Church
After decades of war and mass migration reduced Sri Lanka’s Adventist membership from 8,000 to 600, Mission President Hyosu Jung leads a revitalization effort focused on mission motivation, small‑group evangelism, property renewal, and cross‑cultural partnerships—bringing new growth, hope, and transformed lives across the Ceylon Mission.
Sri Lanka
Prepared
A student missionary teaching in Palau discovers that preparation, perseverance, and daily faithfulness transform both the classroom and the heart, revealing how ordinary tasks prepare us for Jesus’ return.
Palau
When God Connects the Dots
A young woman in the Middle East finds hope, friendship, and faith through an English class, Bible study, and the loving support of Adventist workers—leading her to accept Jesus and be baptized.
Stuck in a Sweaty Oven
A volunteer’s journey to a remote village in Zambia turns into a life‑changing experience as breakdowns, extreme conditions, and overwhelming medical needs reveal both the challenges of mission service and the deep purpose found in serving others for Christ.
Zambia
Seeds That Multiply
A reflection on 150 years of Adventist mission, highlighting the birth and impact of Global Mission, the growth of new churches worldwide, and the urgent call to reach people in the 10/40 Window, Urban Window, and Post‑Christian Window.
United States
To Our Very Doors
Terri Saelee, coordinator for Adventist Refugee and Immigrant Ministries, helps mobilize refugee and immigrant leaders across North America to plant churches and reach unreached language groups—doubling engagement and transforming communities through mission-focused discipleship.
United States
The Clinic That Feels Like Home
The Zanzibar Seventh‑day Adventist Dispensary provides trusted, compassionate care in a low‑income community, and the upcoming Thirteenth Sabbath Offering will help renovate the aging facility so it can continue serving patients with dignity, safety, and Christ‑centered love.
Tanzania
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