During the past one hundred years thousands of young and older missionaries and their families have left their homelands in various parts of the world to serve as Seventh-day Adventist Missionaries to the native populations of the Continent of Africa. These have come as  ministers, evangelists, secretaries, administrators, doctors, dentists, nurses, teac``hers, pilots, welfare workers, farmers and workers in just about any line of work  one could imagine.

Times have changed. Now, as a result of the work these missionaries have done in training local workers, for the most part, indigenous workers have taken their places and are leading out  in a strong way on the African Continent. According to the 1999 Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook, scattered throughout three world Divisions and the South African Union Conference there are more than 3.3 million Seventh-day Adventist church members on the African Continent. In the book of Numbers 23:23 we find the phrase, "What hath God wrought!". As we see the progress of the work in Africa, we can repeat these words and say when it comes to Africa, "What hath God wrought.!"

This website is another avenue that is being made available for this group to communicate with each other. Email can very easily provide an additional means of communication in the future. With modern inventions at our disposal, it is much easier to communicate than has been possible in the past.

  We very much appreciate making this site available to us

This page was last edited on >February 19,2007