Mongolia: The Fourth Group of 1000 Missionary Movement Training

 June 20 2007, Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia

The Mongolia Mission Field (MMF) started their fourth group of 1000 Missionary Movement training on May 22, 2007. The group was comprised of young people from various places in Mongolia including Darkhan, Erdenet, Ovorkhangai, Sukhbaatar, Ulaan Bataar, and Tosontsengel, a three-day drive from Ulaan Bataar. Dr. Jo Minho, director of 1000 Missionary Movement, presented in the opening ceremony a message on the true meaning of being a missionary and the blessings and challenges a missionary would face in their mission fields.

Many classes were taught in the training including “How to Preach a Powerful and Spiritual Sermon”, “Personal and Public Evangelism”, “The Behavior of a Missionary”, “The Missionary and Spiritual Life”, “Understanding the 28 Seventh-day Adventist Fundamental Beliefs”. These classes would help the young people to gain a better understanding and be equipped as they enter into their mission fields.

The graduation for the fourth group of 1000 Missionary Movement is scheduled on June 27, 2007.

The group with Elbert Kuhn(left), Mongolia Mission Field 1000 MM coordinator;  Nyandavaa (front row, fourth from the left), who has been involved in organizing the  MMF 1000 Missionary Movement training since it started, and Nanjaa (right), teaching a class on how to preach a powerful and spiritual sermon.

 

 

 

 

The group singing and expressing their desire to see many people in heaven.
Nyandavaa, following Matthew 28: 18-20, challenging the group to go to every corner of Mongolia to reach the unreached.