Mission Quarterly - Children
Poland
Mission Quarterly - Children
Poland
Mission Quarterly - Children
Croatia
Mission Quarterly - Children
Croatia
Mission Quarterly - Children
Croatia
Mission Quarterly - Children
Croatia
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Show allWhat is it like to be a pastor's kid? Moving, traveling, singing in church… and a few challenges too! ⛪ Meet Teodor and Anastasia, a brother and sister from Croatia, in this week's Children's Mission story. Teodor, 12, and Anastasia, 10, have lived in many places because their dad is a pastor. They travel with him to churches around Croatia, sing in the choir, collect the offering, and pray during the service. At home, the family studies the Bible every evening, and they attend Pathfinders. Even when other children tease them at school, they don't hide their faith. Our Thirteenth Sabbath Offering will help rebuild the Zagreb 1 church, damaged in an earthquake.
Would you be brave enough to share your faith in Jesus with your entire class? In this October 10 Children's Mission story, meet Lucjica, a 14-year-old girl from Croatia who discovered what it means to stand strong for Jesus! 📖 Lucjica is the only Seventh-day Adventist in her class. One day, her teacher gave her an unexpected opportunity: to explain her beliefs to all her classmates!
Kathy prayed for just one true friend. But in Finland, God had something much bigger in store for her. In this Children’s Mission story, we meet Kathy, a young woman from Slovakia who moved to Helsinki, Finland, for a university internship. When COVID restrictions closed the borders, she could not return home. Far from her family and surrounded by the long, dark Finnish winter, Kathy felt deeply lonely. Then she discovered OIKOS House, a small group where young adults gathered to read the Bible, sing, pray, eat, and spend time together. One night, Kathy whispered a simple prayer: “God, please give me one true friend.” This beautiful mission story reminds children and families about friendship, kindness, Christian community, and showing the love of Jesus to people who feel alone.
What is the real meaning of Easter? In this Children’s Mission story from Romania, little David and his classmates are excited about chocolate eggs, new clothes, and the Easter bunny. But Teacher Ramona asks them to look beyond those traditions and discover the true story of Jesus Christ. She invites the children and their families to church on Sabbath, where David learns about Jesus’ death on the cross, His resurrection, and the wonderful hope that He will come again.
Luca had learning challenges, and his mother struggled to find a kindergarten willing to accept and help him. Then she found a Seventh-day Adventist kindergarten. The school decided to give Luca a chance — and over the following weeks and months, wonderful changes took place. Luca learned to use a cup, speak, read, write, and do many things independently. He loved his kindergarten, where he could play with friends, learn English, take piano lessons, and hear stories about Jesus. A Place to Belong is a beautiful Children's Mission story about kindness, acceptance, Christian education, and making a difference in a child's life.
Amelie and her sister Tamia are thrilled by the first snow of winter. But while playing outside at night, something important goes missing. Amelie decides they need to pray — and the answer comes in a way she never expected. This beautiful mission story helps children discover an important lesson about prayer: sometimes God’s answer may be different from what we expect. 🙏 Perfect for children’s Sabbath School, families, teachers, and children’s ministry leaders looking for a meaningful mission story for kids.
Little Lilli was in a big store in Austria when something frightening happened: she couldn’t find her mother. With tears in her eyes, 5-year-old Lilli prayed, “Dear Jesus, help me find Mother.” In this Children’s Mission story, discover “Cow Carpet Mix-Up,” a touching story that reminds children that they can talk to Jesus in every situation. Lilli was walking through a big store with Mother when she stopped to touch a very unusual carpet. It had brown, white, and black spots and looked a little like a cow. But when Lilli looked up, she couldn’t see Mother anywhere. What happened next became a lesson about prayer and Lilli’s love for Jesus.
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