Thousands Unite for Powerful Elders’ Evangelistic Outreach in the Southwestern Philippines

AUP Medical Technology Graduates Shine with 100% Passing Rate in National Licensure Exam

Harvest 2025 is a division-wide evangelistic initiative in Southern Asia-Pacific calling every Adventist to prepare, plant, and reap a spiritual harvest through training, outreach, and united mission efforts.

The Harvest Season Has Begun!

A young girl’s simple act of faith leads her skeptical uncle to healing and transformation during a free Adventist medical mission in Puerto Princesa—part of the church’s Harvest 2025 evangelism initiative.

“If Only My Uncle Could See”: A Child’s Simple Faith Leads to Healing and Hope in Puerto Princesa

Local Churches in the Southern Asia-Pacific Region Begin Second Phase of Evangelistic Campaign with Unwavering Commitment

Paper Love Ministry, a Christian initiative based in Cavite, Philippines, uses handmade greeting cards to share encouragement, hope, and the love of Jesus with strangers—from hospital patients to flight attendants—proving that small acts of kindness can make a lasting impact in today’s digital world.

Unique Ministry Brings Comfort Through Inks and Papers

Adventists and Muslims Share Fellowship Meal to Promote Faith, Friendship, and Interfaith Understanding

A major evangelistic campaign in Batangas and Laguna, Philippines, led to the baptism of 937 individuals, organized by the Pennsylvania Conference, Blue Mountain Academy, and South Central Luzon Conference as part of the Southern Asia-Pacific Division’s Harvest 2025 initiative.

In the Philippines, Nearly 1,000 Baptized During Evangelistic Series in South Luzon

ADRA Responds to Massive Earthquake as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens

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