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Pathfinder leaders stand on stage at the Divison-wide Pathfinder Camporee, under the theme “Rebuild the Altar.” The event focused on spiritual growth, leadership, and mission among Adventist youth.

Leaders Break Ground for Adventist Heritage Village at Mountain View College Church leaders and organizers break ground for the Adventist Heritage Village at Mountain View College, a Southern Asia-Pacific Division initiative to preserve Adventist heritage. Despite the rain, the 10-hectare site, donated by MVC, was dedicated in prayer.

Thousands of Pathfinders from across the Southern Asia-Pacific Division (SSD) wave their yellow scarves in a vibrant display of unity and faith during the opening ceremony of the Division-Wide Pathfinder Camporee at Mountain View College, Valencia, Bukidnon. Ian Felicitas

Surrounded by an enthusiastic crowd of young Pathfinders, Pastor Pako Mokgwane, Associate Youth Director of the General Conference, delivers an inspiring message during the SSD-wide camporee at Mountain View College.

The Panimbaya sa Kabuntagon World team celebrates a significant milestone as the program surpasses one million followers on Facebook. With joy and gratitude, the team acknowledges the unwavering support of its viewers in spreading faith, hope, and inspiration.

A Legacy of Faith – Pastor Roger Caderma, president of the Southern Asia-Pacific Division (SSD), receives the handwritten Old Testament manuscript from Pathfinder representatives during the Southern Asia-Pacific Division-Wide Pathfinder Camporee at Mountain View College, Valencia, Bukidnon. The historic project, completed by young Pathfinders and Master Guides throughout the week-long event, will be preserved at the SSD Adventist Heritage Center.

Church leaders and representatives from the Ellen G. White Estate visit the newly recognized Ellen G. White Study Center at Mountain View College (MVC). The center, officially acknowledged by the General Conference, serves as a dedicated space for research and study, preserving the Spirit of Prophecy for future generations. SSD Communication Department

Leaders in the Adventist Church officially inaugurate the Ellen G. White Research Center at Asia-Pacific International University (AIU) in Muak Lek, Thailand. The momentous occasion, attended by representatives from the General Conference, Southern Asia-Pacific Division, Southeastern Asia Union Mission, and Asia-Pacific International University, marks a significant milestone in advancing Spirit of Prophecy research in the region.

Pastor Changmin Chung (left), outgoing Vice President of Global Media and Engagement for Hope Channel International and the new Global Mission Centers Director of Adventist Mission, facilitates an open discussion about the realities of the media landscape in the Southern Asia-Pacific region. This is line with the division’s preparation for the upcoming SSD Net Harvest Evangelism.

Faith and Fellowship: Christian leaders from various denominations receive traditional scarves as a symbol of unity and appreciation during the PREACH Seminar in Balikpapan, Indonesia, on February 3, 2025. The event, hosted by the East Kalimantan Mission, brought together over 80 pastors to engage in theological discussions and strengthen interfaith cooperation.

Southern Asia Division and Maranatha Volunteers International leaders meet to review the work of the supporting ministry in India and plan for 2025 and beyond.