Northern Asia-Pacific Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church

Director

Jacob Ko

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In 1990, Jacob Ko started his career as a Lab Technician at Taiwan Adventist Hospital after his three years of Air Force service. He was promoted to the supervisor of the Lab in 1995.

In 2003, Taiwan Adventist College (TAC) gave him sponsorship to study at Adventist International Institute of Advance Studies (AIIAS) for the Master degree in Public Health (MPH). He finished his studies and returned to Taiwan Adventist College in January 2005. He was the head of Health Promotion Department, Dean of Student Affairs, Vice principal of Taiwan Adventist Academy.

Jacob finished his DrPH studies in Adventist University of the Philippines in 2016. He is a full-time assistant professor in Taiwan Adventist College and adjunct assistant professor in the graduate school of Adventist University of the Philippines.

His wife Violet worked as a Bible worker before and now she is the registrar of Taiwan Adventist Academy (TAA). Jacob and Violet are blessed with three daughters. Rainbow and Sunshine graduated from Central Philippines Adventist College, and Star is a high school student in TAA.

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Yamaji Sakiko

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Adventist Possibility Ministries Statement

Adventist Possibility Ministries seeks to bring wholeness to all in a world that is broken. A sense of “wholeness” is not dependent on the elimination of one’s special need but is a rediscovery of a person’s completeness in God. This ministry has a unique opportunity of not only proclaiming, but also emphasizing the value and dignity of each person. The Church is not only known by what it says, but also by what it does. Therefore, this ministry exists to coordinate and promote acceptance, support, and inclusion of people who have special needs and those who care for them. This global ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist Church encompasses ministry for and with those with different abilities such as the Deaf, blind, orphans, and those with mental health, and mobility challenges. It also seeks to provide support for caregivers of those with special needs and bereavement for spousal loss. At the heart of this ministry is the conviction that all have something to contribute and by contributing they have entered the journey toward wholeness.

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