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Called Through Pain
But just as everything seemed to come together, tragedy struck. Right before I was about to travel to Fulton College for mission training, my brother passed away. We had spent 16 years together, and suddenly he was gone. It felt like a knife had gone straight through my heart.
House of Hope
“When will this happen?” one woman asked. “Very soon,” Ivanov replied. “This is very interesting,” they responded, clearly moved. “We need to think more about this.”
Not Giving Up
The next day, one of the girls said that she couldn’t go. Her parents had told her that she was too busy. But the other girl and the boy said that their parents had given them permission to go.
Serve Sabbaths in St. Louis
St. Louis holds a special place in the heart of Pastor Michael Coridan, who grew up there. Now a pastor in his childhood church, Michael sees the diverse needs of St. Louis and believes in addressing them with different approaches. Each local Adventist church is involved and striving to reach its community in unique ways.
The Hope of Blue Christmas
The Inupiat people of Utqiagvik endure two months of darkness during the winter. Due to this, suicide rates are three times higher than the national average. Rachel, a church elder and her congregation responded by organizing Blue Christmas, a candlelight vigil providing support during this challenging period.
Global Mission Pioneers Gather in Bali
First-ever convention draws 130 pioneers from across SSD
In the most unexpected places Hope Blooms
Omari made the courageous decision to sever ties with his former life and embrace Christ as his Savior—a perilous choice given the dangers of leaving a rebel group.
’Tis the Season to Witness
For five years in a row, Alina participated in the program. But when the sixth year came, she wasn’t sure whether she would be able to participate. She was ill. She worried that she wouldn’t be strong enough to go.
The Tour de Shetlands
“We’ve found it’s a wonderful way to generate significant but brief conversations and an opportunity to share the gospel,” Pastor Kent said.