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Mission 150 – Episode 36 – Making Mission Work (Part I)

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Mission 150 – Episode 35 – Lives of Service in the Far East

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Mission 150 – Episode 34 – Committing for Life in China

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Mission 150 – Episode 33 – An Extraordinary Mission Innovator (Part II)

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Mission 150 – Episode 32 – An Extraordinary Mission Innovator (Part I)

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Mission 150 – Episode 31 – Training Cross-Cultural Missionaries Today

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Mission 150 – Episode 30 – A Modern Missionary to Southeast Asia

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Mission 150 – Episode 29 – The First Missionaries to the Middle East

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Mission 150 – Episode 27 – Mission to China

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Mission 150 – Episode 26 – Changing Horizons

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Mission 150 – Episode 25 – Reforming for Mission in 1903

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Mission 150 – Episode 24 – Reorganizing for Mission in 1901

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Mission 150 – Episode 23 – Mission Stalls in the 1890s

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Mission 150 – Episode 22 – Selfless mission in Central and South America

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Mission 150 – Episode 21 – Sacrificing for mission in Southern and Eastern Africa

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Mission 150 – Episode 20 – Sacrificing for mission in the South Pacific

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Mission 150 – Episode 19 – Working as a medical missionary

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Mission 150 – Episode 18 – The Office of Adventist Mission

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Mission 150 – Episode 17 – Managing Adventist Mission today

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Mission 150 – Episode 16 – Continuing J. N. Andrews’s legacy

Mission 150 – Episode 10 – Early Mission Days in China

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Starting in 1902, the Seventh-day Adventist Church committed to mission to China in a substantial way, sending large numbers of missionaries and committing sizeable funds to China. This episode considers some of the early missionaries, the strategies the church used, and why the early history of mission in China is worth remembering today.
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