Seventh-day Adventist pastors in the South Pacific are disciple makers who lead people to Jesus using an institutional rather than missional model of ministry, a new survey shows.
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Still located at its original site, the church was organised with 17 members on October 27, 1923.
Adventists in the South Pacific can now listen to their news on Adventist Record’s new podcast, Record Wrap.
Hope Adventist School originally began as the Bundaberg Seventh-day School in 1983. The land was purchased by the Bundaberg Seventh-day Adventist Church members who raised money through various projects, including growing watermelon crops.
A dedicated employee, Esther spent most of her career at Sydney Adventist Hospital.
A special dinner acknowledged the contribution of women in medicine.
Operation Food for Life is working on a new dormitory and kitchen project to care for more children and young people.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Vanuatu celebrated the opening of its first media hub, introducing Adventist Radio Vanuatu 107.5 and Hope Channel TV.
The hour-long presentation, mirroring the Looking Up program, engaged the congregation with discussions on prophecy, end-time events and the study of Psalms.
For the first time there's a collection of positive church impact stories from across the South Pacific in one place.
