Kiribati for Christ made an impact at the country’s only Adventist school, culminating in 43 baptisms, mostly students and staff. Based on the island of Abemama—one of the three islands reached by the first phase of the campaign—Kauma Adventist High School hosted Kiribati for Christ as a week of worship for the school, while also (tap to read whole story)
Way back in the 1890s, a young Englishman by the name of Griffith Jones captained ships crossing the Atlantic between the east coast of America and England. On one occasion, just as his ship left a port in the United States to head back to the United Kingdom, he noticed a pamphlet fluttering in the (tap to read whole story)
Fifty people, including correctional officers and the Prison Commissioner, were baptised at Oloamanu Correctional Centre during Samoa for Christ. The baptisms followed evangelistic meetings conducted by Pastor Laneselota Seufale, who serves as the government-appointed spiritual pastor at the correctional centre. During the campaign, Pastor Seufale shared messages focused on salvation, forgiveness and hope in Jesus (tap to read whole story)
As I arrived in the island Kingdom of Tonga, I learnt that just prior to my arrival, on June 26, 2026, Tonga had celebrated 200 years as a Christian nation. This wasn’t a symbolic anniversary or a cultural nod—it was a living identity! Even the King and his royal family embody this faith, declaring a (tap to read whole story)
Health screenings conducted by the 10,000 Toes campaign during the first phase of Kiribati for Christ brought preventive health services into local communities while identifying dozens of people for ongoing support to reduce their risk of non-communicable diseases. More than 200 people were screened across five campaign sites, with nearly 50 registering for a 12-week (tap to read whole story)
A new 10,000 Toes mobile health van will take diabetes prevention, health education and screening directly to communities across Samoa. Funded through the 10,000 Toes Campaign, the van will be used in urban and rural communities across the islands of Upolu and Savai‘i. 10,000 Toes Campaign coordinator Pamela Townend said the van would enable trained (tap to read whole story)
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)