Twenty-one students and a teacher were baptised on August 28 following a 10-day evangelistic campaign at Siufaga Adventist Primary School on the Samoan island of Savai‘i. The school, the only Adventist school on Savai‘i, has almost 200 students and was one of the sites involved in Samoa for Christ. Around half of its students come (tap to read whole story)
Faith was lived out in remarkable ways at the Sovera evangelistic site in the Solomon Islands, where two neighbouring villages united with one purpose—to know Jesus more deeply. The site brought together the villages of Soso and Veramatanga during the two-week Solomon Islands for Christ series. Rather than travelling back and forth each day, families from (tap to read whole story)
Baptisms took place across Samoa yesterday as the two-week Samoa for Christ evangelistic campaign came to a close. At the Samoa Aquatic Centre, 59 people were baptised as six churches from three Samoa for Christ meeting sites came together for a combined service. More than half of the baptismal candidates were young people. Among those (tap to read whole story)
Media has been a key tool used to reach the population of one of the most remote countries in the world during the Kiribati for Christ campaign. The campaign’s evening sessions have been live streamed on Facebook and YouTube as well as on Hope Radio—the Church’s FM station that covers the atoll of Tarawa. Kiribati (tap to read whole story)
Namaka Seventh-day Adventist Church members are taking Fiji for Christ beyond the meeting venue, visiting homes and businesses each day to personally invite and pray with people in the surrounding community. The Namaka for Christ site is hosting the two-week Mysteries Revealed evangelistic series, where Papua New Guinea Union Mission president Pastor Danny Philip is (tap to read whole story)
Kiribati for Christ is currently underway across the country’s far-flung islands, with church members actively involved in the campaign. There are 10 sites across the Tarawa Atoll and Abemama and Kiritimati Islands, with speakers from Australia, French Polynesia, Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea and Fiji. The campaign opened with strong interest from community members. While (tap to read whole story)
Churches are everywhere in Samoa. Large, imposing buildings with elaborate architecture stand alongside smaller village churches. They are prominent in towns and scattered through communities across the islands: a visible reminder of the central place Christianity holds in Samoan life. Around 98 per cent of Samoa’s population identifies as Christian. According to national census data, (tap to read whole story)
They came from different countries, cultures and ministry backgrounds to preach at Samoa for Christ. But as the campaign enters its final days, visiting speakers say they are taking away something themselves. For some it has been a lesson in grassroots evangelism. For others, a personal spiritual revival. And for one lay preacher, simply preparing (tap to read whole story)
For Marie Uele Hurrell and her husband Fa’asiusiu Taito, being part of Samoa for Christ has meant putting their business on hold, serving wherever needed—and even sleeping behind the stage. The couple have been supporting the Falelauniu and Tafaigata church program during the campaign, taking part in visitations and 4am prayer walks, and leading the (tap to read whole story)
Church members collected around 500 bags of rubbish this Sunday during a community clean-up in Betio as part of the Kiribati for Christ campaign. Plastic litter is one of the most pressing environmental threats facing Kiribati. The nation generates roughly 9.7 tonnes of plastic waste daily, much of which ends up littering beaches and entering (tap to read whole story)
Erick, a student from Efate (Vanuatu), made a decision to give his life to Jesus through baptism on Sabbath, August 15 at La Bay. He became the first person baptised following a two-week evangelistic program at Forari village, where Pastor Darren Peakall from Western Australia presented the gospel. The Psalm Singers from the Solomon Islands (tap to read whole story)
Kiribati President Taneti Maamau officially opened Kiribati for Christ 2026, which is currently underway. Speaking at the opening, Mr Maamau acknowledged the importance of initiatives that contribute to the spiritual wellbeing of people while supporting healthier families, stronger communities and a more peaceful nation. He encouraged the Adventist Church and the people of Kiribati to (tap to read whole story)