ASI Connections
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Lessons Learned & Taught
I was a Literature Evangelist for many years, and the Lord blessed me with many beautiful experiences. One Sabbath morning, my wife and I were on our way to church. We were discussing how to be more active in outreach for the Kingdom. Read more
After Tragedy at Zambian Church
Maranatha Volunteers International has committed to building a new place of worship for the Bethsaida Seventh-day Adventist Church, in northeastern Zambia, to replace the church that collapsed during a heavy rainstorm earlier this year. Read more
God Still Heals
Mission Projects, Inc. (MPI) supports medical, educational, and missionary outreach in areas of Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Thailand, and the Philippines. We are blessed to have recently received a story of one of the most striking examples of God’s leading and blessings. Read more
A Book, a Church, and a Wandering Heart
While many churches were closed during the pandemic, a group of members from one of our Seventh-day Adventist churches in Oregon were gathering to study a Creative Media Ministries book: Overcoming Through Jesus. As the Holy Spirit moved the readers, they began to put the principles they were learning into practice, and a genuine revival took place… Read more
Picture Rolls Testimony
We placed an order for two Picture Rolls sets on March 8 of last year. We thought we had found someone who could hand carry them on a flight overseas, but that didn’t work out. We were still longing for these tools of evangelism to reach very remote locations so we kept praying despite the setbacks. Read more
Picture Rolls Testimony
We placed an order for two Picture Rolls sets on March 8 of last year. We thought we had found someone who could hand carry them on a flight overseas, but that didn’t work out. We were still longing for these tools of evangelism to reach very remote locations so we kept praying despite the setbacks. Read more