A major evangelistic movement is about to sweep across the Pacific, with the first public meetings of Trans Pacific for Christ beginning on July 5 in the Solomon Islands and Tuvalu. During July and August, local and international speakers will join church members in sharing hope, faith and the message of Jesus with communities throughout (tap to read whole story)
Fulton Adventist University has concluded its Fiji-based Fulton for Christ campaign, with 11 sites holding evangelistic meetings from June 14 to 27. A 12th site, in Tonga, has commenced this week. The two-week evangelistic campaign saw theology lecturers and students preach throughout the Nadi district under the theme “Saved to Stand”, presenting the message of (tap to read whole story)
Weekly prayer walks, community outreach and small groups are helping lay the groundwork for Samoa for Christ, as church members across the country prepare for the nationwide evangelistic campaign from August 16 to 30. Held under the theme “The Mysteries Revealed” (“O Mealilo ua Faaalia”), the campaign will feature more than 60 evangelistic sites across (tap to read whole story)
The South Pacific Division contains four unions. Adventist Record recorded interviews with all four union presidents during the South Pacific for Christ launch program in Brisbane, Queensland. Here is our chat with Dr Brendan Pratt, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Australia. Juliana Muniz (JM): Have you enjoyed this week at the conference? What stood out (tap to read whole story)
Spiritual renewal, unity and preparations for Fiji for Christ were among the focuses of the Fiji Mission’s annual ministerial retreat, held at the Adventist campground in Pacific Harbour from May 27 to 30 under the theme “One in Christ”. The retreat brought ministers together for worship, fellowship, training and mission planning as the Church prepares (tap to read whole story)
The South Pacific Division (SPD) contains four unions. Adventist Record recorded interviews with all four union presidents during the South Pacific for Christ launch program in Brisbane, Queensland. Here is our chat with Dr Eddie Tupa’i, president of the Church for the New Zealand Pacific Union Conference (NZPUC). Juliana Muniz (JM): We’ve had a long week here (tap to read whole story)
by Marcos Paseggi, Adventist Review “Should we plant a new church when our own church is half empty?” asked Dr Wayne Krause, director of Global Mission and Mission to the Cities in the South Pacific Division (SPD). “Shouldn’t we first fill our church before moving on to establish another congregation?” Dr Krause’s thoughtful question opened (tap to read whole story)
by David Filo, President, Solomon Islands Mission Last week, I had the privilege of visiting Buala in the Central Isabel District, and it was truly a blessed and unforgettable experience. But Buala is not just another place of ministry to me; it is a place deeply connected to my life and family story. As a (tap to read whole story)
The South Pacific Division (SPD) contains four unions. Adventist Record recorded interviews with all four union presidents during the South Pacific for Christ launch program in Brisbane, Queensland. Here is our chat with Pastor Charlie Jimmy, president of the church for the Trans Pacific Union Mission (TPUM). Juliana Muniz (JM): How did you feel about the (tap to read whole story)
by Marcos Paseggi, Adventist Review It was supposed to be the best of times, but it soon became a nightmare. Eighteen years ago Pastor Manuel (“Manny”) Arteaga and his new wife, Karen, based in the United States, were having the time of their lives on their honeymoon in Tahiti, in French Polynesia, when things suddenly (tap to read whole story)
South Pacific Division president Pastor Glenn Townend reflects on the South Pacific for Christ launch. With soaring fuel and flight prices, and Pacific people having difficulties getting visas for Australia, South Pacific Division leadership wondered if the launch for our bold strategic plan to impact the South Pacific for Christ would happen. More than a (tap to read whole story)
Thousands of students across the Solomon Islands committed their lives to Jesus during a “Schools for Christ” program, held May 16 to 23. The week-long program saw all Adventist schools across the country—including remote locations—host evangelistic meetings for students and their families. At the conclusion of the week, hundreds of students were baptised and many (tap to read whole story)