The Rakiraki District Youth Ministry in Fiji demonstrated faith in action as young people stepped out onto the mission field through a community outreach held at Dramasi Community in Rabulu. With hearts committed to service, the youth were actively involved in health screening initiatives and the renovation of a community hall—meeting both practical and spiritual (tap to read whole story)
Sun Valley Church has quickly established itself as a vibrant centre of mission since being officially organised toward the end of 2025. One of the newest organised churches in the district, Sun Valley is situated in the eastern part of Honiara under the East Honiara District of the Solomon Islands Mission. It is led by (tap to read whole story)
The president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Fiji, Pastor Epeli Saukuru, has called on all members to unite in prayer and mission as preparations continue for Fiji for Christ, a nationwide evangelistic initiative culminating in August. Fiji for Christ is part of the South Pacific Division’s strategic evangelism plan and focuses on disciple-making and (tap to read whole story)
Preparations are intensifying for Solomon Islands for Christ, with major initiatives confirmed in health outreach, school engagement and media partnership. A Mission-wide health expo will be held from May 10–16 at 12 sites across the country, with a strong focus on provincial centres. The initiative is being led by Solomon Islands health director Dr Chester (tap to read whole story)
Adventist young people in Kiribati recently took part in community outreach activities, using music and small acts of service to share messages of hope and kindness. The outreach activities are part of preparations for Kiribati for Christ. Leaders are planning additional community visits in the coming months. Young Adventurers and Pathfinders from Bikenibeu Seventh-day Adventist (tap to read whole story)
Momentum is building across the Trans Pacific Union Mission (TPUM) as preparations continue for Trans Pacific for Christ. Speaking about the scope of the planning underway, TPUM president Pastor Charlie Jimmy said one of the key priorities has been coordinating the logistics needed to support the region-wide evangelistic initiative. “One of the priority tasks we’ve (tap to read whole story)
When the Seventh-day Adventist Church ran PNG for Christ in 2024, the ripple effects were profound. Tens of thousands who attended the evangelistic series were baptised or made decisions for baptism. As the Holy Spirit touched hearts around Papua New Guinea, the mission on the ground was powerful. Equally life-changing was the impact on the (tap to read whole story)