[su_pullquote]Over than 190 people baptized in a single day![/su_pullquote] The peculiar freezing weather in Mongolia, a country known for its low temperatures during several months of the year, gave way to human warmth in a remarkable project held by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in this region of the planet. After a whole year of spiritual preparation and “sowing”, Mongolia Mission (MM), along with the support of the Northern Asia-Pacific Division (NSD)[i], held between September 4-10, 2016 a huge evangelistic campaign, entitled Mission 16. Altogether, 13 churches/companies operating in Ulaanbaatar, capital…
Day: November 16, 2016
IT IS WRITEN PROJECT – “MISSION: MONGOLIA”
[su_quote]A three year project, Mission: Mongolia will reach a country of 97,5% non-Christians with the message of Jesus. The first trip of many leading up to a Revelation Today series occurred this last fall.[/su_quote] Even though many books have been written and sermons preached on the last verses in the Gospel of Matthew known as the Great Commission (Mt 28:19-20), those words can be summed in one simple sentence: Make friends for Jesus. That’s exactly what one team of volunteers determined to do from September 30 to October 11 during…
ULAANBAATAR WELLBEING 2016 HEALTH EXPO
[su_quote]“Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders; make the most of every opportunity.” (Colossians 4:5)[/su_quote] By God’s grace Mongolia Mission was able to host EXPO 3004, Korean Health Expo team, in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. During 4 days of EXPO, July 28 – July 31, we were able to reach more than 4000 people including children and elderly population. It was the first big public Health EXPO in Mongolia Mission history, excluding EXPO 1995, which was school tobacco awareness event. We, Mongolia Mission, appreciate Korean EXPO 3004 team for organizing a big…
“Spring Baptism” in Mongolia: New season, New Life!
[su_pullquote]“A young heart is a precious offering, the most valuable gift that can be presented to God.” (Ellen G. White, Messages to Young People, p. 407) [/su_pullquote] For the nomadic lifestyle, a change in season means more than a change in weather – it means a new camp, a new beginning, and a new life. The move to new pasture often includes a celebration of some kind. That’s why, some Mongolian seasons begin with a celebration party[i]. On May 30, 2015, a pretty special celebration took place at Ulaanbaatar (UB) Central…
THE FIRST ADVENTURER CLUB IN MONGOLIA
The Pathfinders Club has existed for some time in Mongolia, but the church felt the need to start a club that could provide activities and skill training for the younger children (6-9 years). So, last April, the first Adventurers Club in Mongolia started in the Central Church of Ulaanbaatar. Since then around 10 children are attending the club regularly. The club is held three times a month on Saturdays and Sundays, based on four learning classes by age group. These classes involve physical, mental and spiritual activities, bringing balanced growth. In…
“Disciples in Action” Seminar for Mongolia Mission
According to Ellen G. White, “the Sabbath School should be one of the greatest instrumentalities, and most effectual, in bringing souls to Christ” (Counsels on Sabbath School Work, p. 10). But how can we put these inspired words into practice in our local churches? In order to answer this crucial question, the “Disciples in Action” Seminar and Workshop was held at Ulaanbaatar Central Church, Mongolia, on May 20 – 22, 2016. No less than 70 participants attended the training. They consisted of delegates from 27 local churches in Mongolia…
ASI, NEW CHAPTER IN MONGOLIA
Mongolia Mission (MM) truly believes that in order to spread the gospel message throughout our country, the lay members have an essential role to play regarding God’s Great Commission. Among these lay members, like Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea in the Early Church, there’s a peculiar group of men and women that has been called by God to serve with their personal influence and material resources. Their mission field is especially within the more privileged classes of our society that, despite material prosperity, also lacks love, life and salvation like…
The First Lay Congress in Mongolia Mission
From March 17th to 20th, 2016, was held in Dugan Khad Resort the first Lay Congress in Mongolia Mission (MM). Around 150 attendees came from all over the country to be trained, share their experiences, receive spiritual encouragement and to overcome together by faith their local missionary challenges. The Bible says that “all the believers were ONE in heart and mind” (Acts 4:32). With the theme “Нэгдмэл Нэгж” (Negdmel Negj), which literally means “United units”, with the idea of “Become One Body”, the biggest aim of this meeting was…