Preserving the harvest is just as vital as preparing, planting, and reaping. Discover how coordinated, united disciple-making—with every church member and ministry involved—can transform new believers into lifelong disciples and active soul-winners.

Revival came to four churches in Manchester when every member became a mentor or a mentee. Discover how a bold discipleship strategy transformed struggling congregations into the fastest growing churches in the North England Conference—and how it can happen in your church too.

Baptism is just the beginning. Without intentional discipleship, many new Adventists drift away from the church. Discover practical steps churches can take to preserve the harvest by integrating, mentoring, and mobilizing new members for a lifelong journey of faith and mission.

The record-breaking evangelistic success of PNG for Christ—with over 300,000 baptisms—was no accident. It was the result of four years of prayer, planning, and Total Member Involvement. Discover how churches, medical teams, radio, and small groups helped bring an entire nation to a spiritual awakening.

A well-timed, Spirit-led appeal can make the difference between conviction and commitment. Discover why appeals are essential and how local churches can be equipped to lead people to decisions for Christ through Bible studies and evangelistic meetings.

The Euro-Asia Division is transforming evangelism with a bold goal: a Bible School in every church. Discover how this growing movement is leading thousands to Christ through personal and systematic Bible study.

After preparing hearts and planting seeds of truth, the next vital step is cultivating interest through personal Bible studies. Every Adventist—regardless of background—can help lead others to Jesus by opening the Scriptures. It’s simple, powerful, and essential for church growth and personal spiritual revival.

Through literature, digital media, and everyday conversations, members of the Central California Conference are inviting neighbors to experience God’s love. From handing out The Great Controversy to praying with strangers on the street, their stories show how simple acts of invitation can lead to church attendance, Bible studies, and even baptisms.