Adventist Church in the Southern Asia-Pacific Launches Year Long Evangelistic Campaign: Harvest 2025

Adventist Church in the Southern Asia-Pacific Launches Year Long Evangelistic Campaign: Harvest 2025

Edward Rodriguez

The Adventist Church in the Southern Asia-Pacific region (SSD) has officially launched Harvest 2025, a division-wide evangelistic initiative in support of the Adventist World Church's Global Total Member Involvement (TMI) movement. This massive campaign calls on every church member across the eleven countries in the SSD territory to share the message of hope and salvation in one of the most challenging mission fields in the world.

A pivotal component of the initiative is a three-part trainer's training program, which will be held from January 20 to 29, 2025. Designed to equip regional leaders, this training will take place in three strategic locations: the Philippines, the Indo-China region, and Indonesia. Pastor Arnel Gabin, vice president for NDR-IEL of SSD, expressed his enthusiasm about the campaign, saying, “Harvest 2025 is a testament to the power of unity and collaboration in advancing God’s work. By joining hands across our division, we can reach countless individuals with the message of salvation, even in the most challenging areas.”

Ground preparation for the campaign began in early January 2025, as church leaders and pastors mobilized to ensure the success of simultaneous meetings and evangelistic series. Recognizing the vast diversity of cultures and faith traditions within the region, SSD has designed a comprehensive plan that spans the entire year, engaging every level of the church—from grassroots members to division leaders.

A Comprehensive Plan for Evangelism

Harvest 2025 is structured into five distinct phases to ensure maximum impact:

  • January to March: Ground Preparation
    During these months, efforts focus on preparing urban cities, organizations, and institutions for the campaign. Local leaders and volunteers conduct preliminary outreach activities, laying the groundwork for the massive roll-out of evangelistic programs.

  • April to May: Local Church Evangelism
    Church elders, leaders, and lay evangelists will lead evangelistic campaigns in their respective communities, fostering a spirit of involvement and ownership among church members.

  • June to July: District and Church Pastor Campaigns
    District and church pastors will conduct focused reaping campaigns, building on the groundwork laid in the previous months. These organized meetings aim to lead interested individuals to decide to follow Christ.

  • August to September: Organizational Evangelism
    SSD officers, union leaders, and institutional representatives—including those from healthcare, education, and publishing ministries—will take center stage in evangelistic meetings. This phase demonstrates the unified commitment of the division to evangelism and leverages institutional resources to support the campaign.

  • October to November: Territory-Wide Reaping Campaigns
    Conference and mission officers, along with directors and support staff, will hold simultaneous reaping campaigns across the territory. This phase will also feature a Philippine-wide online evangelism program to reach digital audiences.

  • December: Celebration and Recognition
    The year-long effort will culminate in celebration events across districts and areas, welcoming newly baptized members and recognizing the contributions of workers and church members. The celebrations will include commitment ceremonies for new members and special offerings for church building projects.

A Call to Action

As Harvest 2025 unfolds, SSD President Pastor Roger Caderma offered an encouraging message to all members: “This is the time for us to come together as one church, united in purpose and mission. Let us be faithful stewards of the gospel, sharing God’s love with urgency and compassion. Together, we can make a lasting impact for eternity, bringing countless souls to the foot of the cross. I invite every member to join us in this sacred work as we experience the joy of the harvest and the blessings of service.

The Southern Asia-Pacific Division remains committed to supporting the Adventist World Church’s global mission through coordinated evangelistic efforts. With God’s guidance and the dedication of His people, Harvest 2025 promises to be a year of spiritual transformation and hope for the SSD territory.

Edward Rodriguez

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