2025 · West Africa
Campus missions in five countries, nine outreach activities during the conference, then medical care and Bible studies in northern Nigeria.
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Go where the people are.
Every year, teams of young Adventists spend one to two weeks in a village, city or campus, serving needs and sharing Christ.
The conference trains. The mission sends.
A short-term outreach led by young people and planned with the local church. Teams from several countries work alongside local members and pastors, before and after the conference, and you can join without attending it.
A day on the field
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Morning worship
The team starts with prayer and the Bible.
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Home visits
In pairs, you go door to door, listen, pray with families and offer Bible studies.
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Service
You help with what the community needs. This may be health care, a building project or work in a school.
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Bible studies
You return to the homes that asked for more.
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Evening meetings
The community is invited to hear the gospel preached.
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Team report
You share what happened, pray for the people you met and plan the next day.
Four kinds of mission field
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Rural communities
Towns and villages where a visiting team can strengthen a small local church.
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University campuses
Students reaching students, with seminars, small groups and personal Bible study.
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Cities
Literature, health outreach and public meetings in busy neighbourhoods.
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Health missions
Doctors, nurses and volunteers offering free care alongside the gospel.
Three years of mission
2026 · Southern Africa
See the 2026 results- Baptisms
- 357
- People served
- 5,690+
- Continuing Bible studies
- 2,000+
- Homes visited
- 300+
- Books and tracts distributed
- 3,076
Teams served in Sesheke and Rufunsa, three university campuses, Huambo in Angola and Windhoek in Namibia.
2024 · East Africa
18 sites in Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia from 7 to 27 July, with free medical camps and a new classroom in Narok. 1,292 baptisms reported.
View 2024 Sesheke, Zambia
More than 300 homes. 256 baptisms.
More than 100 young people from four countries went door to door in Sesheke with IMPACT Zambia, serving more than 5,690 people and beginning over 2,000 Bible studies.
256
Baptisms reported in Sesheke
Missions in 2027
2027 mission sites will be announced soon.
Missions for 2027 are being planned around the conference in Uganda. Leave your email to hear when sites open.
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Who can go
You do not need experience. You need a willing heart.
Open to any committed young Seventh-day Adventist. Many who have served were on their first mission.
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Cannot go? Send someone.
Your gift keeps the work going.
Gifts pay for Bibles, literature, travel and Bible workers who stay on after the team leaves.
Give to missions
Questions people ask
Do I need mission experience?
No. Each site has a team leader and a set program. You will be trained before you go and supported while you are there.
Can I choose my site and dates?
Yes. When sites are announced, you choose the one that fits your schedule and apply. Our team confirms your place.
What does it cost?
[Short answer on fees, travel and accommodation, to be confirmed.]
Can I join a mission and also attend the conference?
Yes. Several missions run before or after the conference. You register for each one separately.
What if the site is in a country I have never visited?
That is part of it. Teams are made up of people from different countries working together.
