Selected Passages from Medical Ministry by Ellen G. White, Section 2—The Divine Plan in the Medical Missionary Work

The Promise Card and Tithing Practices among Seventh-Day Adventists

The Stewardship Ministries of the world field have been busy ministering to their regions.

Obviously, when a couple moves halfway around the world with a two-month-old baby, nine pieces of luggage, a baby carrier, a car seat, and two cats (I think we had a total of seven or eight carry-ons), it becomes quite the adventure.

In a beautiful park-like setting stands the Krankenhaus Waldfriede, Berlin-Zehlendorf.

We have highlighted the numbers relating to our Adventist healthcare institutions and those who work for them around the world in the accompanying infographic.

I first met Molapo in 1995, when I was serving as pastor for the Adventist students on the campus of the University of Cape Town, South Africa.

Interview with Dr. Michael von Horsten

What does one do when food and money run out at the same time, one has no savings, and the next paycheck isn’t due for two weeks?

In this edition we continue our focus on Adventist mission as our motivation for giving, but specifically on Adventist education as an important part of that mission.

In this edition we continue our focus on Adventist mission as our motivation for giving, but specifically on Adventist education as an important part of that mission.

The “Promise” card, or sticker, is something that can be used during a special stewardship program or training event to help members and leaders commit to putting God first in their lives.