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      The Significance of "Integrated for Mission"

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      The Significance of "Integrated for Mission"

      Carlito Quidet
      November 9, 2025

      The Seventh-day Adventist Church has always been a movement with a mission — to proclaim the everlasting gospel to every nation, tribe, tongue, and people group. From humble beginnings as a small group of believers to a global community of millions, our purpose has remained unchanged. The church has grown worldwide due to the efforts and sacrifices of our pioneers in support of the Church's mission. In today's world, fulfilling the Great Commission requires an integrated mission approach — one that unites every department, platform, and member in a shared vision. Pr. Rick McEdward, the Executive Secretary of the  Adventist world church, emphasized that every person is designed for mission, and all we do is for Jesus. Even in difficult situations, the church should be grounded in the Bible and focused on the mission.

      Integration for mission entails harmonizing our communication and strategies to achieve a unified approach. Regardless of the medium—whether it is a pulpit sermon, a digital platform, community service, or a social media post—the objective remains consistent: to share the gospel with the whole world. In connection with this, all ministries of the church should be integrated for mission, and when these ministries collaborate instead of compete, the church becomes a powerful network in winning souls into the kingdom of God.

      One of the primary purposes of this annual council is to elect leaders who will guide and advance the mission of the church throughout the next quinquennium. These leaders are called to serve with dedication, integrity, and an unwavering commitment to the cause of Christ. Their willingness to make personal sacrifices and their devotion to the success of the church's mission will be crucial in advancing God's work over the next five years.

      To our beloved delegates, as you gather for this sacred church meeting, let the counsel of Ellen White resonate in your hearts: integrate your gifts, efforts, talents, and resources into one united purpose. Let structural integrity serve mission, and the harmony of spirit fuels outreach. Let us all be passionate about advancing the church's mission. In our diversity of cultures, backgrounds, and methods, may the Spirit of God bind us together in one body, with Christ as the Head, so that our mission becomes unstoppable, our witness is powerful, and our hope certain.

      Carlito Quidet

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