Mission Stories

HOPE Ec Foundation is a missionary project that was born in February 2021, in the midst of a pandemic when everything was closed: Churches, schools, colleges, public entities, etc.

Our foundation is legally constituted in Ecuador . . .

In January of this year, our landlord suddenly asked us to move out of the house we had lived in for over 11 years, and where we held church each Sabbath. We were given three months to move out. The reasons he gave was that he is getting old, it is difficult for him to manage the house, and he needs to sell the house quickly to pay for his retirement. So while we were back home with my wife’s family in Korea for New Year’s, the house was being sold to someone else.

In the remote native communities of Mazamari-Satipo, in Peru, we carry out a work of faith and unwavering commitment to carry out the mission that the Lord has entrusted to us according to Mark 16:15 “And he said to them: Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature. He who believes and is baptized will be saved

In the Bible we are told that “there is more joy in heaven for one sinner who repents than for ninety-nine righteous people who need no repentance.” How true these words are, not only referring to joy in heaven, but also to the joy we experience as we see our students give their lives to God.

To my surprise, the starter motor, which had not been running at all, suddenly started spinning vigorously, and the engine started immediately. Mr. Kiritani, who was watching beside me, stood there speechless, staring at me in amazement.

My name is Ilvia Lisbeth, I am 17 years old and I am in my final year of secondary school.

I arrived at UETIRG in 2018 because I wanted to learn new things and change my routine that I had at home. When I first arrived, life was very different for me, for example getting out of bed at 5 am, the work and the things they taught about God. I didn’t even know there was such a thing as Seventh-day Adventists because I had never heard of this church before.

Praise be to the name of the Lord!  Ten years have passed since we moved to Tsushima to share God’s love with the islanders who do not know the Lord. When we first came to this small remote island of Japan, I was really worried every day about whether I would be able to make a living as a volunteer missionary without a fixed salary and whether I would be able to support my family.

Hello, everyone.

We hope that all of you in the Lord are receiving daily encouragement from the Lord and are walking with joy even in the midst of difficult times. In Kyushu, it has been raining heavily like it does at the end of the rainy season. This normally does not happen at this time of the year, and there has been a lot of damage in many places in western Japan.

Hello, my brothers and sisters, this is our Guyana Mission Report for 2021. We are the Wills family and we have relocated to Guyana, South America on March 31, 2021, to permanently Volunteer as Medical Missionaries. We’d like to give you a little background about us, and what our plans are going forward with God’s work.