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Mission Blog


Why do missions need a bridge?
If you’ve heard of us before, you might already know that Puente de Misión helps connect small Adventist missions with the resources they need to grow. What you might not know is that the growth goes both ways. Every Saturday for 3 years of my life, I would climb up the wooden stairs to the upper room in our church community service building, which housed a full house of Adventurer Club members on Wednesday nights, and was also home to the comparatively desolate Junior Sabbat
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"I've Got You." Love, God
In the heart of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, is an orphanage called the Queen Elizabeth Adventist Children's Home (QUEACH). One day, the director of QUEACH began looking for simple ways to help the children become more conscious of their environment, their belongings, and their home. She wanted to teach them that caring for their bodies, caring for their property, working hard at school, and, perhaps most importantly, being kind to one another were all part of growing into responsible
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Changing One, Reaching Many
In the beautiful hills of Meghalaya, India, a young man named Ngeitskhem dreamed of dedicating his life to serving God. Ngeitskhem grew up in a single-parent household after his father left when he was young. His mother worked tirelessly selling fruits and vegetables at the local market, but despite her efforts, providing for the family's daily needs was a constant struggle. Yet, like many young people from economically disadvantaged families, his dream seemed beyond reach. H
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A Bright Future
Years ago, a baby girl named Judy was born to a single mother in Zimbabwe. Overwhelmed by fear and lacking the resources to care for her, Judy’s mother abandoned her shortly after birth. Alone and vulnerable, Judy’s future seemed uncertain. But God had a different plan for her life. Judy was taken to a hospital that operated a special ward for abandoned infants. She remained there for eleven long months, waiting for someone to give her a chance. Finally, the Queen Elizabeth C
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