mission trips

A Surprising Dead End

Mar 2, 2020 Comments Off on A Surprising Dead End
April 20 @ 9:08 am

Inia Yari was building a robust career for himself in the military in Papua New Guinea. He was becoming good at breaking things, at utilizing force and a life of engagement battling in the darkness. But one afternoon, as Inia was drifting off to sleep during his devotion, a voice…

Photo Gallery: Facatativa, Columbia 2019

Feb 27, 2020 Comments Off on Photo Gallery: Facatativa, Columbia 2019
April 20 @ 9:08 am

Photo Gallery: Huaquillas, Ecuador 2019

Feb 26, 2020 Comments Off on Photo Gallery: Huaquillas, Ecuador 2019
April 20 @ 9:08 am

Ten for Twenty: Great ways to support worldwide evangelism this year.

Feb 20, 2020 Comments Off on Ten for Twenty: Great ways to support worldwide evangelism this year.
April 20 @ 9:08 am

We are so excited to be contributing to this year’s special SDA Global Evangelism project! If you haven’t heard about Total Member Involvement, now is the time to learn what it’s all about. We have incredible trips coming up, why not come join in? At home and in the field,…

From bad boy to blessed boy

Jan 29, 2020 Comments Off on From bad boy to blessed boy
April 20 @ 9:08 am

Karl was impressed with Mauricio. The young boy had been faithfully attending the meetings where Karl was speaking every night in Huaquillas, and was thoughtful and engaged. But then one night, Mauricio didn’t come and Karl began to worry and was on the lookout for him. The next day, he…

Sidelined on Sabbath

Jan 8, 2020 Comments Off on Sidelined on Sabbath
April 20 @ 9:08 am

Rosalie and Renaflor sat on the sidelines the last Sabbath watching as everyone else went in the water to publicly commit their lives to Jesus. The two had been so eager to be baptized during our mission trip to The Philippines. That Sabbath, however, they had not joined the others.…

From short-changed to life-changed.

Oct 1, 2019 Comments Off on From short-changed to life-changed.
April 20 @ 9:08 am

Emile lives in Manado, Indonesia in the Malalayang Suto region of the city. She is a shopkeeper. One day, she went into downtown Manado to buy supplies for her shop. That afternoon, when she got home, she noticed that she had been shortchanged by the vendor by IDR 23,000. Distressed,…

You can confiscate anything we bring, but you can’t confiscate the gospel.

Jul 2, 2019 Comments Off on You can confiscate anything we bring, but you can’t confiscate the gospel.
April 20 @ 9:08 am

On June 19, a Quiet Hour mission team landed in Las Tunas CubaÑone of two teams serving in Cuba last month. Eager to go spread the gospel, the Las Tunas team was in great spirits as they deplaned in the beautiful country and headed to customs. Little did they know…