Hope For Today’s Families - Missionary Book Of The Year

Hope For Today’s Families - Missionary Book Of The Year

The Publishing Ministries Department has launched the 2019 missionary book, Hope For Today’s Families, at the headquarters of the Seventh-day Adventist Church of the Southern Asia-Pacific Division.

Elder Violeto Bocala, former president of Southern Asia-Pacific Division, led the prayer of dedication for the 2019 missionary book of the year. Joining them on stage are Pastor Vivencio Bermudez, SSD Publishing Director; Pastor Samuel Saw, current president of SSD; and all union presidents.

The missionary book, written by Willie & Ellaine Oliver, aims to strengthen the marriage relationship, promotes parenting success, empowers couple to communicate, helps couple avoid distress and abuse in marriage, and a powerful chapter for single people.

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