Praying for Dedo
David and his family live in the same house as his grandfather, whom he calls Dedo, and his grandmother, Baba. He loves Dedo and Baba and often spends time talking to them.
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Veronika Shares Her Faith
Veronika loves God and loves to worship Him in church. But her family doesn’t attend church often. She prays that her parents will give their hearts to Jesus one day.
Love Around the World
It’s Sabbath morning in England. The sun glitters through the red and gold leaves, and dew sparkles on the lawn as we walk toward the church on the campus of Newbold College.
Luke's Triumph
Luke stood quietly as his mother talked to the school principal. His eyes traced the brightly colored leaves on a large paper tree mounted to the wall. Each paper leaf had a name on it.
Let's Get Messy!
Messy Church can get messy, but it’s fun! It’s an outreach program for kids, but parents come too.
The Seed Planter
Fano stays in an after-school program when his mom has to work late. Some days when the children finish their homework, Fano gathers them together and tells them stories about Jesus.
Standing for Her Faith
Victoria lives in Athens, Greece. She attends a public school, and her lessons include religion classes twice a week.
Missionary to Mom
While Niko’s mother worked, Niko stayed with some friends. On Saturdays the family went to church and took Niko with them. He liked singing the songs and hearing the Bible stories.
The Little Lighthouse
Joanna lives in a village on the top of a mountain in western Greece. There is no Adventist church in her village, so the family drives down the mountain to a town an hour away to attend church.
Letting Our Light Shine
“God helped me do well,” Zarry says. “And because of this, everyone in my class knows that I am an Adventist Christian. Sometimes they ask me about what I believe."
Mila's Prayers
One day at school Mila saw her teachers smoking cigarettes during their breaktime. Mila knows that smoking can hurt people, so right then she prayed for her teachers.
Walking With Jesus
"Megan,” Mother said. “I need to run to the corner market. I’ll be back in a few minutes. Can you get dressed for the church meeting while I’m gone?”