This video features a look at the 13th Sabbath offering projects in the South AAmerican Division (SAD) of the Seventh-day Adventist Church for the 4th quarter of 2025.

In this week's episode. ASAP Ministries and Gospel Outreach share firsthand mission reports from Southeast Asia, India, Myanmar, Thailand, and Pakistan in this special Mission SONlight CHATT episode from the 2026 ASI North American Division Convention in Phoenix.

Daryl Hosford explains how ASAP Ministries uses practical care, medical missionary work, education, and Bible worker training to build trust and share the gospel across Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, and Vietnam. He also discusses 73 mission schools, support for 8,000 students, AFCO Thailand, student sponsorships, and the role of prayer in communities affected by conflict and poverty.

Next, Brent Scully shares how Gospel Outreach supports nearly 2,400 Bible workers in more than 50 countries. Hear how new work in Pakistan is taking shape with local Bible workers, how Sunshine Orchard School serves Myanmar refugee children near the Thailand border, and how students are bringing faith and hope back to their families.

Discover practical ways to pray, sponsor a student, volunteer, receive ministry updates, and support gospel workers serving in difficult areas.

ASAP Ministries: https://asapministries.org

ASAP Ministries phone: 269-471-3026

Gospel Outreach: https://www.goame.org

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Network 7 [https://www.Network7.org]

Contact: hello@missionsonlight.org 📨

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What happens when Adventists are called to serve in the military while remaining faithful to their beliefs? Mario Ceballos shares his personal journey from Venezuela to pastoral ministry, military chaplaincy, and leadership in the Medical Cadet Corps.

Recorded at the General Conference session in St. Louis, Missouri, this episode of Mission SONlight Chatt looks at how the Medical Cadet Corps prepares Adventist young people to serve as medics and support their communities during war, disasters, hurricanes, floods, and fires.

Mario explains how reading his father's sermons led him toward ministry, why his military experience revealed the need for Adventist chaplains, and how he balanced a full-time pastoral career with decades of service in the Navy Reserve. He also discusses the history of the Medical Cadet Corps, its connection to Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries, and its growth in countries including Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Panama, Costa Rica, and the United States.

The conversation also addresses noncombatant service, Sabbath observance, religious accommodations, and the importance of churches working with conference leaders and military authorities before a crisis occurs. Mario's central message is clear: preparation should begin before young people are drafted or a disaster strikes.

Find the Medical Cadet Corps and World Service Organization at https://www.worldserviceorganization.org

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Network 7 [https://www.Network7.org]

Contact: hello@missionsonlight.org 📨

call or text 423.855.4877 📞