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Return of the Pioneer
A Global Mission pioneer once entered a city with no Adventist presence and no welcome—yet years later, that same city now has a thriving church, a respected school, and four “baby churches.” This story traces how pioneers persevered through rejection, moved from town to town, and watched small groups grow into multiplying congregations across the region. Today, new pioneers like Taguhi and Aghvan continue this work in unreached areas, large cities, and post‑Christian communities.
Changing a Shuka for Pants
After a pastor warned that Seventh-day Adventists were devil worshipers who entered church backward and worshiped naked, a Maasai boy named Rompas decided to investigate for himself. Hiding near an Adventist church, he watched the members arrive and soon realized the rumors were false. When a missionary unexpectedly gave him his first pair of pants, the gift became a symbol of a new journey that would lead him—and eventually his mother—to baptism.
Seeking Pure Truth
In Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, a singer named Safi searched for God’s true church. After leaving chaotic worship settings, she prayed for pure truth — and found the Seventh‑day Adventist Church through online media. Her journey shows the power of digital evangelism and the need for a new media center in Kinshasa.
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.
Light in Lonely Places
Every journey to faith needs a safe path—whether it’s a mission boat on Lake Bangweulu or a center of influence in Umhlanga. Your 13th Sabbath Offering helps open the way.
Ministry is Bigger in Texas
The School Where I Found the Bible” in South Africa, “Unreached No More” in Cambodia and mission around Texas. Join us as we explore mission around the globe!
From Pitcairn to Present
More than a century ago, Adventists built the Pitcairn mission boat to carry hope across the Pacific. Today, that legacy continues in Zambia, where a new boat will reach isolated communities with the gospel—thanks to the 13th Sabbath Offering.
The Influence of Pure Hope
“Men who have anger management problems and who may exhibit aggression or violence at home come here,” Eduardo says. “With the help of God and therapy, they can recover."
Mission in North America
Christ's method of ministry is being demonstrated across the North American Division. Let's take a look at examples in North Carolina and Alaska!
