A royal dedication in Tonga set the stage for something much bigger than a new church.
Author: Record Staff
The initiative is giving participants an opportunity to share the gospel while gaining ministry experience in a different cultural setting.
When people feel understood and safe, they often become more open to hearing about God’s love.
Seven people were baptised at the conclusion of the Niue for Christ evangelistic program from July 12 to 25, which combined health ministry with Bible presentations and attracted broad community participation.
Three Seventh-day Adventists have been recognised with national honours by the Government of Kiribati, acknowledging decades of service in education, agriculture and community development.
During the South Pacific for Christ launch program in Brisbane, Queensland, Adventist Record had a chat with Dr Gary Krause, associate secretary of the General Conference and director of Adventist Mission.
As the “For Christ” events take place around the Pacific, here are 10 verses to keep in mind while taking part in this mission movement.
A wartime village conflict is stopped—not by weapons, but by one man’s courage to choose peace.
Through these efforts, volunteers were able to help relieve pain, address health concerns, improve vision and bring renewed hope to many people within the facility.
Pastor Lillo believes the initiative—which will run through 2027 to commemorate 2000 years since Jesus’ baptism—comes at a pivotal moment for the Adventist Church.
