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Inside Story: Light in the Jungle, part 2

Sabbath School Net Posted on April 25, 2013 by Sabbath School LessonMarch 3, 2016avatar

Juan had found Christ and discovered the Sabbath while reading the Bible in his jungle home in southeastern Ecuador. God led him on a quest to a city several days’ journey away, where he met Adventists and asked to be baptized. But when the pastor asked him to stay in the city, Juan refused. “I … Continue reading –>

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Inside Story: Light in the Jungle, part 1

Sabbath School Net Posted on April 18, 2013 by SSNET StaffApril 11, 2015avatar
Man Using Bible As Compass

The teenager stepped off the bus and looked around. He had never been in a city before. But he had no time to gaze at the tall buildings and busy streets, for he was on a mission. But where should he go? He prayed, “God, direct me to the people who keep Your Sabbath.” Then … Continue reading –>

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Inside Story: Serving in Small Ways

Sabbath School Net Posted on January 17, 2013 by SSNET StaffApril 11, 2015avatar
Hospital Visitation

Nora and Jorge enjoyed the fellowship and outreach activities in their large church home in southern Ecuador. But they wanted to do more. They prayed for a special outreach opportunity, and God called then to serve Him in a smaller way in their own neighborhood. The family knew many of their neighbors and invited them … Continue reading –>

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Inside Story: For God Alone

Sabbath School Net Posted on December 8, 2011 by Sabbath School LessonApril 11, 2015avatar

Jordy is 12 years old and lives in Ecuador. Although his family has suffered much, he feels that he is blessed, for his parents have shown him how to live for God alone. His mother has a painful disease that has left her unable to walk. In spite of her pain, her love for Jesus … Continue reading –>

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