Adventist Youth Bring Hope and Love to Cities in Northern Peru

The Adventist youth of northern Peru mobilized to bring hope in Christ, through service projects. They shared food, prayers, and friendship with people in need, and visited friends, Bible students, and neighbors to share the Word of God. Additionally, within the framework of the Life for Lives (Vida Por Vidas) campaign, hundreds of young people donated more than 200 units of blood.

They distributed the missionary book, titled The Great Controversy, and promoted Radio Nuevo Tiempo in their cities. In addition, they gave creative souvenirs to the taxi drivers, who committed to playing the Nuevo Tiempo radio station in their cars.

In each local church, young people took the pulpit to preach about the soon coming of Christ and the need to announce this good news in the big cities. Also, others led out in haircuts, parades, among other events.

In the city of Piura, located in northern Peru, more than 700 young people gathered in the main park to participate in special programming in celebration of Global Youth Day. During the event, spiritual activities, testimonies, and baptisms were carried out, highlighting the missionary work of Adventist youth.

Pastor Alan Cosavalente, leader of Adventist youth for northern Peru, participated in a caravan that began in the city of Rioja, located in northeastern Peru, inaugurating leadership clubs and delivering special kits.

Social networks were also utilized by the young people, who shared the celebration through actions of love, inspiring other users to do good on various platforms.

In this way, each Adventist young person committed in their hearts to follow the example of Jesus: meeting the needs of people and healing them, getting involved, rekindling their spiritual life, and discipling others.

The original article was published on the South American Division Spanish website.