"And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in all the world as a witness to all nations, and then the end will come." — Matthew 24:14
There are moments in life when God gently redirects your path—not because your previous work was unimportant, but because He is preparing you for something greater.
Over the past several years, I have had the privilege of serving as a pastor, Bible teacher, evangelist, and missionary in countries including Peru, Mexico, Zambia, Cuba, Papua New Guinea, and the Philippines. Every sermon preached, every Bible study given, and every baptism witnessed has strengthened my conviction that Jesus is coming soon.
Yet through these mission experiences, God has been placing a new burden on my heart.
I have watched dentists relieve years of pain with a single procedure. I have seen healthcare professionals kneel beside patients to pray. I have witnessed conversations that began with compassionate care lead to Bible studies, renewed hope, and decisions to follow Christ.
These experiences have convinced me that Christ's method of ministry is still one of the most powerful ways to reach the world.
Jesus ministered to the whole person. He healed the sick, comforted the brokenhearted, and proclaimed the Kingdom of God. His ministry united compassion with truth, healing with hope, and service with salvation.
That is the ministry God is calling me to pursue.
Today, I am stepping forward in faith to prepare for a lifetime of service as a Medical Missionary Evangelist, specializing in dentistry while continuing to preach the everlasting Gospel and the Three Angels' Messages of Revelation 14.
I believe medical missionary work is not separate from evangelism—it is one of God's appointed avenues for opening hearts to His saving grace.
My prayer is to collaborate with Adventist universities, local churches, dental clinics, hospitals, and mission organizations to establish mobile dental clinics that bring both healing and hope to communities around the world.
I especially pray that God will open doors to serve in:
- Chiapas, Mexico
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
- The Philippines
- El Salvador
- Venezuela
- Papua New Guinea
- Jamaica
- Argentina
- Costa Rica
- Togo
- Cuba
- And wherever He chooses to send me next.
This vision is far greater than one individual. It is a prayer for collaboration—bringing together dentists, physicians, nurses, pastors, students, educators, and volunteers to reveal the love of Jesus through compassionate healthcare and faithful Gospel proclamation.
My desire is not simply to treat disease.
It is to build bridges to Christ.
To pray with patients.
To study the Bible with families.
To strengthen local churches.
To mentor young people into medical missionary service.
To train the next generation of healthcare professionals to see their careers as a calling from God.
As Seventh-day Adventists, we have been entrusted with a unique message for the last days.
"Aquí está la perseverancia de los santos, los que guardan los mandamientos de Dios y la fe de Jesús." — Revelation 14:12
The Three Angels' Messages are not merely doctrines to be explained—they are a call to reveal the character of Christ through lives of sacrificial love, faithful obedience, and compassionate service.
That is the vision of The Gospel of Freedom.
A movement where preaching and healing work together.
Where churches and clinics become partners in mission.
Where students are equipped to become missionaries.
Where every patient is treated with dignity.
Where every act of compassion points to the Cross.
Where every nation has the opportunity to hear that Jesus saves.
I do not know every step that lies ahead.
But I know the One who is leading.
Please pray that God will continue opening doors for partnerships with Adventist universities, healthcare institutions, dental clinics, and mission organizations around the world. Pray that He will prepare me academically, spiritually, and professionally for this calling. And pray that every opportunity to serve will ultimately lead people to Jesus Christ.
The work is great.
The time is short.
The Gospel must go to all the world.
By God's grace, I simply want to answer His call.
"Here am I. Send me." — Isaiah 6:8
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