With the majority of the world population living in urban areas, the Seventh-day Adventist Church is working to reach the cities. Jesus is calling us to minister to the whole world using a holistic method to reach people living in the cities.

A leper colony in China is seeing the love of Jesus first hand. As Adventist volunteers work and live with the lepers, the colony is understanding what it means to be like Jesus.

As World population reaches the 7 billion mark, the church looks at the challenges and opportunities in the Northern Asia-Pacific Division. From major cities like Tokyo and Seoul to remote a remote Japanese island, people are learning about the gospel.

What is it like to move to a foreign country and try to learn how to live in a place that is so different from what you are used to? The Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America is reaching out to the large refugee and immigrant communities as a way of helping them feel at home in their new country and introducing them to Jesus.

Located in the “rough” part of town, FaithStep is a small church plant in Hagerstown, Maryland, USA. This tight-knit group shares food and fellowship, but they also share their burdens as they bring hope and comfort into each others lives.

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Brimingham, Alabama responds to the needs of the local community after a series of storms severely damages the town.

The 13th Sabbath Offering goes to help immigrants and refugees as well as the Native American communities in Arizona.

A young boy faces danger as his parents try to reach out to the local Native American community that they live in.

In November, the Annual Sacrifice Offering will be taken to help the frontline mission work of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

A church in the foothills of Northern California reach out to those who are in need. A community garden provides nourishment as well as spiritual healing to those who work there.