Topic
Mission Offering
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The Broken Cup
In Sofia, Bulgaria, little Dany entered the Colorful Hope Adventist kindergarten at just 1 year and 9 months old. Her love for Bible stories touched her entire extended family, drawing them closer to Scripture and Adventist teachings. Even after leaving the kindergarten, Dany’s connection remained strong—showing how early spiritual seeds can transform whole families.
Sophia’s Favorite Book
In Sofia, Bulgaria, a two‑year‑old girl named Sophia fell in love with Bible stories at the Colorful Hope Adventist kindergarten. Her remarkable memory, spiritual insight, and affection for Scripture touched her teachers and family—showing how God can reach even the youngest hearts.
Enoc’s Dream, Part 2
In Spain, Enoc and Ingrid prayed for clarity as they wrestled with a call to ministry. A providential early‑morning phone call from Sagunto Adventist College—and a second sign God sent to Ingrid—confirmed His will. Today, their family lives on campus, where Enoc studies theology and both serve in campus leadership.
Enoc’s Dream, Part 1
In Spain, physical therapist Enoc felt an unexpected call to pastoral ministry. Through prayer, repeated confirmations, and God’s providence—from his wife’s conviction to his business partner’s surprising question—his family left Barcelona so he could study theology at Sagunto Adventist College.
A Touch That Transforms
In Brazil, two women—Fabiola facing cancer and Luisa battling betrayal, depression, and loss—found hope when their dogs accidentally switched their TVs to Novo Tempo, Hope Channel Brazil. The messages they heard transformed their outlook, brought emotional and spiritual healing, and led them back to Jesus. Their stories show how Hope Channel reaches people in crisis with comfort, truth, and renewed purpose.
An Answer to Prayer
In Kenya, six‑year‑old Michelle learned to pray at Merisho Advent Community Nursery School and began asking God for new school buildings. Her prayers led her family to discover the Sabbath, accept Jesus, and join the Adventist Church — and today, a Thirteenth Sabbath Offering is helping answer her four‑year‑old prayer.
The Mission Field With School Bells
At Zanzibar Adventist Academy, wholistic education is prioritized and the students are thriving. Your support can strengthen the growth that's already taking place here.
Stranger in the Parking Lot
When the COVID-19 lockdown ended his work, Zeth Louis Lekatompessy in Indonesia chose a surprising path—he became a volunteer Bible worker with no guaranteed income. Together with his wife, he began praying daily for people on a growing list and visiting families across Ambon Island to offer Bible studies. Though many wondered how the family survived without a salary, Zeth says God has faithfully provided for their needs while they focus on bringing others to Christ.
Ears to Hear
In Kenya, four‑year‑old John was hidden away because he was deaf — until a deaf Adventist teacher met him at camp meeting and introduced him to the Mwata Adventist School for the Deaf. There, John learned to walk, play, and pray, showing his parents that deafness is not a curse but a journey God can redeem.
The Brown Door
On the island of Zanzibar, a man named Moses followed a dream that led him to the big, brown door of the Adventist clinic — and to Bible studies, Sabbath worship, and baptism. The story highlights God’s leading through dreams and the ongoing ministry of the Zanzibar Seventh‑day Adventist Dispensary, now in need of new buildings funded by this quarter’s Thirteenth Sabbath Offering.