A long road for the gospel
Tipa Jara, Bolivia
Crowds gather to hear the gospel as churches invite their communities to these special meetings.
By the time most people are having lunch, 21-yearold Neonilda is already done with class and she is preparing for a seven-mile walk through the mountains of Bolivia.
The road to her small community of Tipa Jara is steep, rocky, and dangerous. But nearly every day, she makes the journey anyway—because people there still need to hear about Jesus.
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Neonilda studies agriculture during the day in the nearby town of Aiquile. But after classes end, her real mission begins.
She travels home, prepares a simple meal, and then heads into the mountains to visit families, give Bible studies, and encourage children to know God’s love.
For a short time, she used her brother’s motorcycle to navigate the difficult roads. But after he left, she had to rely on taxis when she could afford them— or walk the rest of the way herself.
Seven miles in. Seven miles out.
Sometimes under the blazing sun. Always across rugged terrain.
Yet she continues faithfully because she longs to see
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A long road for the gospel (continued)
The road to Tipa Jara is long and difficult—but Neonilda continues the journey so others can hear about Jesus.
more people in her community come to Christ.
Because of you, more families are hearing about Jesus
Today, Neonilda is studying the Bible with four families and regularly visiting several others. Every visit is another opportunity to pray with someone, encourage a struggling neighbor, or introduce a child to Jesus.
helping continue that same mission.
You help carry the gospel into difficult places
“Look, there on the mountains, the feet of one who brings good news…”
—Nahum 1:15
Her own faith journey began when gospel workers came to her village years ago, going door to door to share God’s love. Her family responded and began attending church, and when Neonilda was 14 years old, she chose to be baptized.
Now, because you and other caring friends support gospel workers through Quiet Hour Ministries, she is
The roads are risky. Recently, a fall from her brother’s motorcycle left Neonilda shaken though not seriously injured.
But still, she goes.
Because she knows every step matters when someone is waiting to hear about Jesus for the very first time.
And because of you and other faithful friends, gospel workers like Neonilda can continue sharing God’s love in places where so many are still waiting to hear the truth about Jesus.
Thank you for helping carry the gospel farther.
farther—one village, one family, and one soul at a time.
Miles of faith: Mr. Dody’s journey to Jesus
Tana Toraja, Indonesia
What began as a simple conversation over a Sabbath meal became the start of a life-changing journey of faith.
After church one Sabbath in Tana Toraja, Indonesia, Pastor Paingy met a kind, thoughtful man named Mr. Dody.
Though Mr. Dody regularly attended the Adventist church, he had never officially joined.
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That day, a friendship began.
Even though Pastor Paingy and Mr. Dody lived nearly 75 kilometers apart, they stayed connected through visits, phone calls, prayer, and Bible study.
Pastor Paingy’s Quiet Hour Ministries motorcycle made many of those visits possible, helping him travel long roads between villages to encourage and disciple Mr. Dody personally.
Because of you, the gospel travels farther
Together, they explored Scripture,
talked about the hope of Jesus’ coming return, and prayed faithfully for God’s guidance. Slowly, what Mr. Dody only once understood in his mind began taking root in his heart.
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Mr. Dody continued attending church, joining evangelistic meetings, and thoughtfully seeking God’s direction for his life.
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Then, on October 18, surrounded by pastors and friends, Mr. Dody publicly gave his life to Jesus through baptism.
Pastor Paingy’s Quiet Hour Ministries motorcycle made the long journey to Mr. Dody’s village possible.
Because of you and other caring friends, gospel workers can continue reaching people like Mr. Dody across long distances with the hope of Christ.
Your support helps provide gospel workers with practical tools (like motorcycles) that make personal ministry, discipleship, and moments like this possible. Thank you!
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Pastor Paingy (right) gifted Mr. Dody (left) with a Bible on the day he was baptized.
The road is difficult.
The mission is worth it.
In remote villages and difficult-to-reach places around the world, gospel workers are faithfully carrying the message of hope to people searching for truth.
They walk long roads. They pray with families. They teach children about Jesus.
And because of your support, the gospel is reaching farther.
But so many people still have not heard.
Just $18 can help reach 5 people with the gospel through trained workers serving in Jesus’ name.
The mission field is ready. Will you help send workers while there is still time?
Sent to carry the gospel
“‘Whom shall I send, and who will go for Us? ’ Then I said, ‘Here am I! Send me.’”
—Isaiah 6:8
God still calls ordinary people to carry His message into difficult-to-reach places.
Some travel mountain roads. Some walk dusty paths between villages. Some quietly sit beside a neighbor, open a Bible, and pray with someone searching for hope.
These faithful gospel workers may never become well known on earth—but our Father in Heaven sees every mile, every prayer, and every soul reached in Jesus’ name.
What encourages me most is that none of them serve alone.
Through your prayers and generosity, you become part of every journey. You help provide transportation, training, Bibles, and encouragement so gospel workers can continue reaching people who still need to hear the everlasting gospel.
Thank you for helping carry the hope of Jesus farther than many of us could ever go ourselves.
Jesus is coming soon. And because of you and other faithful friends, more people are hearing the truth of His love before that day comes.
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