Mission Spotlight

Discovering the Truth

India

Dapjur learned about the Sabbath by trying to prove it wrong. When he tried to share his new faith, his village kicked him out. With nowhere to go, Dapjur met an Adventist who encouraged him to study at Flaiz Adventist College. Now Dapjur is studying to be a pastor! He knows God will lead through every trial in life.


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