Revival for Mission

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Arrows in the Hands of God

"Serving the Lord is not boring!" explains Pastor Gary Blanchard, world youth leader of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, in this episode of Revival for Mission. Pastor Blanchard leads a team of youth leaders who minister to millions of young people around the world. He shares insights in how to engage and keep young people on fire for the Lord.

Hosts
Elder Ted N. C. Wilson

Elder Ted N. C. Wilson

Samuel Neves

Samuel Neves

Guest
Pr. Gary Blanchard

Pr. Gary Blanchard

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