Shaping Families unto Christ
“Our work for Christ is to begin with the family, in the home. There is no missionary field more important than this. “(EGWhite, AH 35.3). It is through this calling that Mongolia Mission Field (MMF)…
NSD President speaks to the APIU students
President of the Northern Asia-Pacific Division (NSD), Dr Jairyong Lee, visited the Asia-Pacific International University from August 6-8, 2013 and had an opportunity to speak to students who were attending the university from the countries…
The 2nd Session of the third run of the CLAP
The second session of the third run of the Communication & Leadership Advancement Program (CLAP3B) got off to a good start on Monday, August 5 at the Asia-Pacific International University in Thailand despite a typhoon…
One Year in Mission
"I’m so happy to see you again!" Kang Dongwon shouted with excitement as he was reporting in the NSD office. He just came back from New York after his successful first mission of the "One…
The Rescue after Lushan earthquake
The Lushan earthquake occurred on April 20, 2013. 22 church members in Lushan Church experienced the earthquake. But by God’s grace, they are all safe and sound. However their houses and two meeting grounds collapsed.…
Adventists in Ha’erbin gets health messages
In May, Dr. John Zhang, responsible for overseeing health ministry at CHUM, traveled to the city of Ha’erbin, Heilongjiang Province, to teach the local Adventists health messages and medical evangelism. Three hundred people came to…
FOURTH IN A SERIES: In prison, Monteiro wants peace for church, Togo government
The Lomé Civil Prison is hot and overcrowded. It’s open air, like a crowded bazaar, but without shops. Prisoners sleep 80 in a cell, side-by-side, their bodies bumping against each other all night with each…
THIRD IN A SERIES: After the arrest, the case for Monteiro’s release
The night António Monteiro was arrested, his boss, Sahel Union Mission President Guy Roger, took some colleagues to police headquarters to find out why. To their surprise, they were arrested, their keys were confiscated and…
SECOND IN A SERIES: Monteiro’s accuser sought to recant testimony
Pastor António Monteiro and fellow church members have been in prison for nearly 500 days based solely on the accusation of one man. But according to a court-ordered psychiatric exam, that man, Kpatcha Simliya, would…
FIRST IN A SERIES: Monteiro says judge told him he was innocent
Pastor António Monteiro has remained in prison for more than a year now, accused of a crime his church officials say he didn’t commit. Monteiro, the Family Ministries director for the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s Sahel…