Adult Sabbath Schools or Church Presentations

• Invite furloughing or returned missionaries to make presentations. (Contact your local conference, the General Conference or Adventist Frontier Missions to locate missionaries).
• Ask members who vacation overseas to visit churches and talk with members so they can give a report upon their return.
• Do a live talk show, hosting a missionary via a long-distance call.
• Adopt a project as a Sabbath school class or as a whole church. Set a goal and meet it! Build a church overseas (about $10,000), sponsor a child (app. $35/month), provide a salary for a global pioneer (app. $50/month), etc. Later some of your group may want to visit the project and make a report. If you want to do it up really big: Adopt an Unreached People Group for church planting. Research what peoples have never had a chance to hear. Begin praying for them. Coordinate with Global Mission, Adventist Frontier Missions and others, using their expertise, but partner by providing human and financial resources to see a church planted in that area.
• Send a disposable camera and a 3-minute tape cassette with a list of questions to a missionary. Ask him or her to take pictures that match the questions and answer on the tape. Present this at church, then stop and pray for the missionary. Write your thanks.
• Perform skits based on the "Mission" quarterly or other stories.
• As a teacher, seek to integrate missions into the weekly lesson. Let your prayers take in the unreached.
• Work hard to make any mission presentation TOP QUALITY to change negative stereotypes.
• Encourage the use of hymns and songs that focus on mission.
• Create your own presentations by using National Geographic's Pictures of the World, etc.
• The Atlanta North Church in Georgia skyrocketed its Sabbath school from 30 members to more than two hundred by using the kit. "World Sabbath" a mission-oriented Sabbath school program by W. Maruice Abbott (404) 299-1832 or e-mail 74532.321@compuserve.com.