A major mission movement is about to begin

Mission focus grows across the South Pacific

South Pacific for Christ concluded in Brisbane last week, officially launching a new division-wide mission movement across the SPD. In this episode, we continue our coverage of the launch event, looking at key moments from the week—including an unexpected visit by General Conference president Pastor Erton Köhler to a local Adventist school and the attendance of Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape at the Sabbath program. We also hear from attendees who shared how they plan to take part in the movement across the Pacific. Watch our coverage of the launch of South Pacific for Christ. [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-_-7xuKqCRadlhONm_O7w2mK63ojFw7A] Hosts: Juliana Muniz Submit news to: news@record.net.au Find more stories on our website [https://record.adventistchurch.com/]Get the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews [https://mailchi.mp/record/q5qeuaeen5]

A major mission movement is about to begin

A major mission movement is about to begin across the South Pacific, with around 1300 leaders set to gather in Brisbane for the launch of South Pacific for Christ next week. We also look at how churches and leaders are preparing for Trans Pacific for Christ and hear about local initiatives already underway. 00:00 Opening and headlines 00:24 Jarrod is leaving 01:47 South Pacific for Christ to launch next week 04:12 Training underway for Pacific campaign 05:49 Pacific communities engaged ahead of campaign 07:30 Closing Useful links: ℹ️  Record Live episode: Listen [https://recordlivepodcast.transistor.fm/episodes/signing-off-two-decades-at-record] or watch [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tvj1COQVkgc] ℹ️ South Pacific for Christ website [https://southpacificforchrist.org] Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Jarrod Stackelroth Submit news to: news@record.net.au Find more stories on our website [https://record.adventistchurch.com/]Get the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews [https://mailchi.mp/record/q5qeuaeen5]

ADRA gives widows a fresh start

Seven widows in the Solomon Islands are finding renewed purpose and income through ADRA’s cocoa project; construction begins on a lifestyle medicine centre in PNG with government backing; and Pathfinders fill Wahroonga church for a vibrant end-of-year rally. Plus, a new Adventist Memory Centre opens in Brazil, and researchers use AI to explore the authorship of Bible texts. Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Ashley Jankiewicz Submit news to: news@record.net.au Find more stories on our website [https://record.adventistchurch.com/]Get the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews [https://mailchi.mp/record/q5qeuaeen5]

Adventists are helping New Caledonia heal

Adventists in New Caledonia are helping their community heal after last year’s riots. Volunteers from the 10,000 Toes campaign offered free health checks in one of Noumea’s hardest-hit neighbourhoods, as part of a broader effort to rebuild trust and restore social connection. In Sydney, hundreds of teens gathered for a city-wide worship night; and in PNG, an evangelistic campaign brought together seven local churches and concluded with 28 baptisms. And in global news, Adventist women in Zambia are learning practical skills for community transformation and a Christian bank in the UK is making headlines for its rapid growth. 00:00 Opening and Headlines 00:33 Zambian women learn farming and faith 01:10 Christian bank grows fast in the UK 01:44 Sydney teens gather for worship night 02:35 Evangelism series draws 900 in PNG 03:15 Adventists are helping New Caledonia heal 04:22 Closing Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Ashley Jankiewicz Submit news to: news@record.net.au Find more stories on our website [https://record.adventistchurch.com/]Get the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews [https://mailchi.mp/record/q5qeuaeen5]

Hundreds of Pathfinders want to be baptised

More than 330 young people responded to baptism appeals at the first combined Pathfinder Camporee in New South Wales. In this episode, we hear how collaboration between three conferences helped create an environment for spiritual growth and connection. We also talk about Advent Brass' centennial concert which fundraised for ADRA, and how the ATSIM Bible is making its way into new communities through partnerships with local organisations. Plus, a young Pathfinder in the US Virgin Islands crochets beanies for cancer patients and a new study highlights the link between dental health and bullying among Australian children. 00:00 Opening and headlines 00:34 Pathfinder crochets for cancer patients 00:59 Is there a link between dental health and bullying? 01:34 100 Years of Advent Brass 02:54 ATSIM Bible expands reach 04:09 Baptism requests and real friendships at NSW camporee 06:30 Closing Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Ashley Jankiewicz Submit news to: news@record.net.au Find more stories on our website [https://record.adventistchurch.com/]Get the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews [https://mailchi.mp/record/q5qeuaeen5]