SDARM - Malawi

http://sdarm.org/ The Seventh Day Adventist Reform Movement church has been in existence for over 80 years.

It was organised as a Church in July 1925 in Gotha, Germany. The main objective of this church was and is still to continue with the original teachings of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. After the second world war (1949), the headquarters was moved to the United States of America, Sacramento, California, later relocated to Blackwood, New Jersey before being permanently located in ROANOKE, VIRGIN

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There are certain events that call the world's attention, like the Olympics, for instance. These events present opportunities for us to spread hope, not in earthly victories, but in a better life with Jesus.

In 1972, the Olympics returned to Germany for the first time after Word War II. During the war, the Reform Movement had been banned and members imprisoned. But after the N**i regime fell, the church revived and took the opportunity afforded by the Olympics to share the Gospel they had been willing to die for.

This summer, the World Cup will attract the attention of many. Millions will travel to watch the games in-person across North America. The GC Publications Department has prepared a special leaflet that can be shared at this time. Its contents inspire reflection on where we find our identity. To order copies for your church, visit reformationheraldbookstore.com (or click the link in our profile).

Take this opportunity. Share the Gospel that has changed your life, and let's look beyond this world's losses and victories.

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