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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.
Match Made in Heaven
In Spain, former model Ligia and agnostic traveler Albert found healing, identity, and purpose when God brought them together. Their journey—from emptiness and worldly success to faith, baptism, and mission—now continues at Sagunto Adventist College, where they prepare to reach secular people with the hope they discovered.
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.
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.
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.
How to Minister to the Nones
The melody of mission in Uruguay, Dr. Moskala's lifelong commitment to medical mission in Bangladesh and ministry throughout Switzerland. Join us as we explore mission around the globe!
Switzerland Revisited
They had heard the Adventist message through Michael Czechowski, a Polish former Catholic priest who converted to Protestantism and then to Adventism. Albert Vuilleumier, the group elder, made the initial link to the official church in Battle Creek.
No Longer Lonely in Brussels
While serving in Brussels, Ricardo Perieira felt a burden to serve the secular and post-Christian population. This community is growing, presenting many mission challenges. To address this, Ricardo decided to start a Portugese-speaking church plant, hoping to provide people with an opportunity to encounter God.
