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Northern Asia-Pacific Division

Medical Outreach Opens Path to Bible Studies in Mongolia

Outreach provides care while opening doors for ongoing ministry.

April 26, 2026

Mongolia

Northern Asia-Pacific Division
Medical Outreach Opens Path to Bible Studies in Mongolia

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From April 7 to 11, 2026, Dr. Han JunSeog from South Korea led a medical outreach program at Arkhangai Seventh-day Adventist Church, providing both healthcare services and spiritual encouragement to the local community.

A team of 11 volunteers joined the initiative, including three from Bayankhair Church, five from Darkhan Church, and one from Ekhlel Church. Adventist pastor E. Tsolmonbayar served as translator, helping facilitate communication and connection throughout the program.

Each day, approximately 90 to 100 residents visited the site to receive treatment and consultation. Beyond the medical services, many stayed to engage in conversations about faith. As a result, 35 individuals expressed their desire to attend church and begin Bible studies.

“Through this medical outreach, I witnessed how meeting people’s physical needs can naturally open doors to share God’s love,” said JunSeog. “It was a blessing to serve together with the local church and see their commitment to the community.”

Local church members said that “the program strengthened relationships with residents and created new opportunities to share the gospel in a natural and approachable way.”

The original article was published on the Northern Asia-Pacific Division news site.

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