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BLESS You! – Part 2
In Denmark, Adventist church planters Rob and Bethany draw from lessons learned in Squamish, British Columbia, where relational ministry helped a skeptical former Adventist rediscover Jesus through friendship, listening, and shared life. Now in Copenhagen, they continue using the BLESS model—prayer, listening, eating together, serving, and sharing—to build authentic community and introduce neighbors to Christ in one of Europe’s most secular cities.
BLESS You! – Part 1
In Copenhagen, one of Europe’s most secular cities, Adventist church planters Rob and Bethany focus on friendship‑based ministry rather than traditional programs. Using the BLESS model—Begin with Prayer, Listen, Eat, Serve, Share—they build relationships, create community around their table, and introduce neighbors to Jesus through everyday life. Their story highlights how relational mission thrives even in post‑Christian cultures.
“Let Us Be Bold, Let Us Be Faithful!” GC Secretary Urges Mission Leaders
At the Mission Refocus Conference in Bangkok, GC executive secretary Rick McEdward urges Adventist leaders to boldly engage unreached people groups, strengthen discipleship, and use every available avenue—personal and digital—to share Christ amid the challenges of the 10/40 Window, post‑Christian societies, and rapidly growing cities.
Seeds That Multiply
A reflection on 150 years of Adventist mission, highlighting the birth and impact of Global Mission, the growth of new churches worldwide, and the urgent call to reach people in the 10/40 Window, Urban Window, and Post‑Christian Window.
Bridging Worlds for Jesus
Learn how Global Mission Centers operate in the three Mission Refocus windows: the 10/40 Window, the Post-Christian Window, and the Urban Window.
Faithful Where He Sends
From the birth of Global Mission to a single family serving in one of Europe’s most secular nations, this story reveals how God’s work moves forward through faithfulness, not numbers. Whether planting thousands of new groups or nurturing faith in a small classroom, mission continues wherever God’s people say yes.
No Longer Lonely in Brussels
In Brussels, Belgium, a Portuguese fashion consultant named Ana Luisa rediscovered faith after visiting a warm, welcoming Portuguese‑speaking Adventist church plant. Through friendship, prayer, and the ministry of Global Mission, she found belonging, hope, and a renewed relationship with Jesus.
A Limerick of Love
A Global Mission pioneer in Limerick, Ireland builds a thriving, diverse church plant where newcomers feel at home, transforming a small group of 10 into a vibrant community of 70–80 through friendship, participation, and creative outreach.
BLESS You!
We can’t just go up to someone and start preaching, but we can imitate Jesus’ method. The acronym is BLESS, and it is adapted from the observations of author Michael Frost in his book Surprise the World: The Five Habits of Highly Missional People.
They Said Yes!
They’re aware of the challenges they’ll face, particularly language barriers and the limitations on media in the region. But their plans are clear: build friendships, meet people where they are, and share health lessons as an avenue to introduce Jesus.