Mission stories and miracles

The Quiet Hour's greatest commitment, its reason for being, is to tell the Good News of the love and grace of Jesus Christ to the world. Tens of thousands of people commit their lives to Jesus every year because of The Quiet Hour's evangelism teams' service and your financial support. That's right--tens of thousands annually! More than 9,000 in Peru in 2004. Multiple thousands in Africa. More than 20,000 in the Philippines. More than 25,000 in India. Join a team, pray for The Quiet Hour, get involved!

Changing lives in Ukraine

Ever wonder what it's like to be a short term evangelist? All your questions answered: here! Find out about the results from the 50 Quiet Hour evangelism teams who recently served in the Ukraine. Ukraine evangelism 2007 homepage

Changing lives in Peru

From August 7–26, 2007, Pastor Bill and Jackie Tucker, Georgia Burt (staff member at The Quiet Hour) and 10 teams shared Jesus’ love with thousands of people in Peru. The Quiet Hour teams painted a fresh picture of a new life with Jesus as their Abba “Daddy” for many in this gospel-hungry country. Peru evangelism 2007 homepage

A reason for reunion

Many times family reunions only happen as the result of a wedding or a funeral. Ralph Watts, Jr. (former President of ADRA) and his wife Patricia had a different kind of reunion in mind for their family – one that would not only bring them closer together as a family, but would unite their hearts in mission and service to God. ... Read more

Changing lives in the Philippines

Exciting things have been happening in General Santos City, Philippines. Visit the Philippines Evangelism 2007 homepage to find out more!

Changing lives in El Salvador

July 13-28, 2007 Quiet Hour teams held evangelistic meetings in El Salvador. Read e-mails and blogs about their experiences. ... More

Discover how students are reaching out and transforming the world. New stories from the Dominican Republic and Mexico. Be inspired by their experiences. ... Read stories

You can't go on a mission trip without changing lives and being changed yourself. Kamil Kreutziger from the Czech Republic shares his stories of God's leading in Uganda. ... Read stories

Screaming babies and cockroaches? Nicaragua, June 15-30, 2007

"WAAAAAAaaaaa!!!!! AAAAAaaaah!" A baby screamed from the back of the church. "Woof! Woof!" A dog joined in the chorus. It was the night of my sermon on baptism. I had just handed the microphone to an elder in the church to finish a special appeal for those who wanted to be baptized. Now, however, the whole room was filled with noise. ... More

Arizona teens change lives in
Dominican Republic

The Quiet Hour financially sponsored 24 student speakers in a group of 57 students and adult helpers from Thunderbird Adventist Academy, on a March 16-31, 2007 short-term evangelism mission to the Dominican Republic. ... More

Guanaja MP3 2007: Honduras

In March and April 2007, Pastor Joedy and Judy Melashenko and a team of 101 enthusiastic youth and adult volunteer short-term missionaries helped build a church and a pastor’s home, conducted Bible seminars and health clinics, and helped change lives for eternity on the island of Guanaja, Honduras. ... More

Ethiopia Evangelism 2007

See e-mail updates, photos, reports and videos from our Ethiopia evangelism teams who were in the field January 26 through February 10. Please continue to pray for the local churches in Ethiopia who they worked with and the new believers. ... More

The Quiet Hour returns from first evangelistic events in Costa Rica

REDLANDS, Calif.—From Sept. 7-23, 2006, Pastor Bill and Jackie Tucker led 20 volunteer evangelism teams in Costa Rica. Their team ministered in the coastal city of Limón. This was the first time The Quiet Hour has sponsored teams to spread the gospel in Costa Rica. ... More

Church building and filling in Mongolia

Mongolia, a large country of mountains in the north and deserts in the south, nestles between China and Russia in one of the colder climates of our world, where winter lasts for ten months. The capital, Ulaanbaatar is considered the coldest capital on earth. Some of the five Quiet Hour teams who helped bring the gospel to Mongolia in early September 2006 even experienced snowfall during their time there. More

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India update

See with your very own eyes all the exciting ways the gospel work is progressing in India. Watch the video