The Global Mission arm of Adventist Mission has realised its role in reaching the unreached through six initiatives.
Episodes
They Crossed Borders to Bring Hope to Strangers
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.
Finding Peace and Purpose at the Campus Center of Influence
On this episode, we'll learn about the disciple's hub in Papua New Guinea, a story of Global Mission pioneers in Tanzania and mission happening around Costa Rica. Join us as we explore mission around the globe!
Urban Miracles: How Women’s Ministries Are Transforming Lives
The mission field of education in Spain, a miracle encounter in Austria and urban outreach and ministries happening in Guatemala City. Join us as we explore mission around the globe!
Why Jewish-Christian Relationships Still Matter Today
From Jerusalem, this episode explores the connection between Christianity and Judaism with Dr. Siqueira. Set against the backdrop of the Old City, the episode looks at faith, history, and a deeper question: is humanity searching for God, or is God searching for us? Join us as explore mission around the globe!
A Lost Job and Found Purpose in Latvia
13th Sabbath offerings blessing communities around the world and mission in Latvia. Join us as we explore mission around the globe!
The Special Room Restoring Relationships in Riga
In this episode, a team bridges worlds for Jesus while cycling around the world and unique methods of ministry in Latvia. Join us as we explore mission around the globe!
The Girl Who Asked for Parents
On this episode, a Global Mission pioneer in Cambodia, an urban center of influence in Belgium and mission around Costa Rica. Join us as we explore mission around the globe!
The OIKOS Church Plant
Watch the stories of grace on the go in Colombia, the church built together in Cuba and a growing church plant in Finland. Join us as we explore mission around the globe!
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What Christians Get Wrong About Post-Christian Culture
In a world increasingly dominated by secularism, standard approaches to sharing faith are no longer working. Discover the surprising truth about what post-Christian communities are actually longing for, and learn how shifting from preaching arguments to building authentic relationships can bridge the growing cultural divide.
Mission Unusual Tokyo
Tokyo is the most populated city in the world. The mission challenges are great, but Maromi and Nene are finding ways to reach the city.
Tokyo, Japan
How to be a Missionary Doctor in Chad
This missionary couple was called to serve as medical professionals in the country of Chad. They have amazing stories of being doctors on the frontlines as well as ministering to the people around them.
Chad
The Power of Small Groups
Dr. Laszlo Szabo is the director of the Arthur Daniels Institute of Mission Studies. He explains what the program is and why small groups are so important.
Germany
One Year in Mission in Bangladesh
Kevin Dantas spent one year as a missionary in Bangladesh. He explains how it changed his ministry and the benefits of the One Year in Mission program.
Brazil
What Does Mission Look Like in Poland?
The president of the West-Polish Union explains how their churches are connecting to communities and helping displaced people from Ukraine.
Zielona Gora, Poland
The Mountain Summit Ministry
In Slovenia, being in the mountains is not just a hobby, it’s a culture. Gregor is a mountain guide in Slovenia. Once becoming an Adventist, he decided to turn that passion in to a ministry. He now runs an alpine camp that combines fun activities and training in the mountain as well as teaching the gospel to those who attend.
Slovenia
The School of Life in Germany
Ministering to post-christian communities can be a difficult thing. Andreas Erben has created unique ways to create communities that show Jesus' love in a natural way to those throughout Germany.
Berlin, Germany
The Harvard Adventist Chaplain
Leading a christian lifestyle is difficult for any college student, let alone at one of the most popular Ivy League universities in the world. Endri Misho is the Adventist chaplain at Harvard University. He seeks to show Jesus to the students at Harvard as well as provide a good community for the Adventists already on campus.
Boston, United States of America
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