Mission
Mission
The Seventh-day Adventist Church has a plan--and you’re part of it! This plan is called I Will Go and it includes all of us. So you might be wondering, “How can I get involved?” Tiffany, a church planter in the United States talked with Mike Ryan, a Church leader involved in setting up the I Will Go plan, to get his input.
“I can’t sleep,” she said. “I see my Dad smiling at me through the window.”
“Why do your daughters smile so much instead of looking mostly sad like my little sisters?” she asked.
Feeding children in Mozambique, how a radio brought someone to Jesus, and the sights and sounds of Jakarta!
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency, or ADRA, is the global humanitarian arm of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. A team of more than 10,000 dedicated humanitarians in more than 100 countries serve the world’s most vulnerable people every day.
A floating church welcomes new members in the Amazon river, a Waldensian student working in a closed country, and a unique church plant among the Gypsy (or Roma) community in Romania.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church has a plan--and you’re part of it! This plan is called I Will Go and it includes all of us. So you might be wondering, “How can I get involved?” Tiffany, a church planter in the United States talked with Mike Ryan, a Church leader involved in setting up the I Will Go plan, to get his input.
“I can’t sleep,” she said. “I see my Dad smiling at me through the window.”
“Why do your daughters smile so much instead of looking mostly sad like my little sisters?” she asked.
Feeding children in Mozambique, how a radio brought someone to Jesus, and the sights and sounds of Jakarta!
When I started my mission assignment in Albania, I was terrified of not being able to speak the language, but God reminded me often that actions speak louder than words.
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency, or ADRA, is the global humanitarian arm of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. A team of more than 10,000 dedicated humanitarians in more than 100 countries serve the world’s most vulnerable people every day.
After her passing, I ran away from home and back to Texas. But I wasn’t happy.
One of her daughters, Nabaa, had some difficulties at the school, and the school ended up asking her to leave
A floating church welcomes new members in the Amazon river, a Waldensian student working in a closed country, and a unique church plant among the Gypsy (or Roma) community in Romania.
The Institute of World Mission provides appropriate cross-cultural training for all missionaries. The Institute cooperates with a tentmaker program and further serves the church with consulting, training and strategic planning for the worldwide mission of the church.
The needs and challenges of the worldwide Adventist Church are great and varied. The need is for youth, and the young at heart, to respond to the call to share the good news of the gospel with those who need to hear it.
More than half the world's population will live in urban areas today. As the world's urban landscape changes, so will our approach to mission. The Adventist Church is committed to finding the best way to tell the world about Jesus.
Adventists all over the world love to hear mission stories. Click here to download the latest Mission Spotlight® DVD or to request a copy of the Mission 360° magazine.