In just a few months from, prayers, songs, sermons and community activities will take place in a new church building nestled in the midst of the world's highest navigable lake. Its construction is the realization of a decades-old dream.
Young people from all over the South Pacific will talk with Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church on Sept. 5.
Three volunteers who went to Kenya on a mission project share personal stories of encounters with people there.
Pastor Jan Paulsen, world president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, recently gave an interview to the new Adventist World magazine in which he said he wants the church to be known as the "church of the open door."
In a remote, Northeastern corner of Kenya, a visiting group of volunteers left an unfinished building project, but plenty of completed visions and 80 new lives in Christ.
If you go to the hospital, you'll die. That's what many in the Béré region believe because, as Dr. James Appel explains, they go to the witchdoctor or "nurse" in their neighborhood who "treat" people out of a house, or they buy medicine in the market,