News and Stories

Earlier this year, youth leaders across GMM gathered together to become brighter lights for their own islands.

As most of our Student Missionaries are transitioning home in this COVID-19 changing world, here is a precious reminder of the positive differences that are made through their service at our schools.

GMM outlines Operational Guidelines for church meetings in relation to the number of coronavirus cases that may become confirmed on any of our islands.

Guam-Micronesia Mission has created a Coronavirus Contingency Plan effective immediately that will serve as our guide in dealing with any possible outbreak of the virus in the islands in the future.

Student missionaries from different educational and cultural backgrounds are serving across the Guam & Micronesia region.

Young ladies from across Micronesia opened the new year with Women's Ministries first ever Teen Conference and Retreat in beautiful Palau.

Guam-Micronesia Mission President Ken Norton has released a statement regarding the Coronavirus and how the island nations are protecting their borders.

Jessica surprised her students by returning to Ebeye for a second year, but after coming down with dengue fever, she questions her decision to return.

Leonard and Janna Quaile have served in the Guam-Micronesia Mission for 13 years. Their lives have been intertwined in the islands. Here is their unique island story...

I retired to my apartment and slept like a baby that night, only to wake up in the morning to the shocking realization that I couldn't move!

Saipan's newest pastor talks about his first impressions with Saipan and the work going on there.

Pastor Ken Norton, President of the Guam-Micronesia Mission gives an exciting update of what's happening in the mission field.

An energetic group of youth accompanied by a Pastor and a medical missionary team, conducted evangelism, Vacation Bible School, and construction work on the island of Pohnpei.

By spending time reflecting over the gospels, I found that there is something significant that must be done before people are ready to be baptized; relationships must be formed with these people...

I went back to Pohnpei to teach for a second year even in the middle of college. It's been intimidating at first taking another year off of college and coming back to Pohnpei...

Losing my grandfather while being away in the mission field has been the toughest experience, but it was through this very pain that God healed my soul through my own students.

People crowded around a child as the mother looked at me with a desperate face. I did not want to start my first day of teaching at Ebeye SDA School like this.

I didn't expect to get tongue-tied every time someone asked me about my experience. I didn't expect to miss it this much.

How do you enter a foreign country without your passport?

Although their schedules and responsibilities keep them very busy, our missionaries always seem to find time to do additional mission outreach to serve even more people.

Through the difficulties of rain and road closures, God provides safety and protection to get His message to His people.

The ten members of the NPUC that visited Palau share the enthusiasm to see the gospel spread throughout the island through the new partnership.

Destruction and devastation can be used by God to change hearts for Him. Joel and his sister Vivian discover a much better life with Christ after the devastation of Typhoon Soudelor.

God never stopped working on Hachko's heart, calling her to follow Him.

Guam-Micronesia Mission President shares words of encouragement and practical recommendations to the brothers and sisters living in Guam

North American Division President issues statement on Guam and calls for prayer

The island of Fefan is just one of 37 inhabited islands in Chuuk State that has no Adventist presence, unreached with the truth of Jesus and the Adventist message. That's about to change.