South America: Church Grows Via Bible Study Groups
Seventh-day Adventist congregations in South America are growing, thanks to small group ministries and media outreach, church leaders said during recent annual business meetings for the region.
Seventh-day Adventist congregations in South America are growing, thanks to small group ministries and media outreach, church leaders said during recent annual business meetings for the region.
In the year since the establishment of a new Seventh-day Adventist Church region for southern Africa and the Indian Ocean, 100,000 people have joined the church, an overall growth of 4.5 percent, bringing membership there to 1.7 million.
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