Walk With Christ In Aba

One Gospel. Many Cultures. One Family.

Last week, the Aba Mission came alive for our Cultural/Super P-Day! Missionaries dressed in cultural attire, each representing the beautiful cultures from around and across the world.

But it wasn’t just about the attire.
It was a reminder: the Gospel of Jesus Christ doesn’t erase culture. It refines it, unites it, and makes us one in Him.

_“There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus.”_ (Galatians 3:28)

From the dance steps to the food, the laughter to the testimonies—we saw that no matter where we come from, we’re all children of God working to bring souls to Christ.

Elders and Sisters who represent the diversity of God’s kingdom right here in Aba shared pieces of home, each telling a story of heritage and pride.

But beyond the colors and the food, there was something deeper: unity in Christ.
We’re from different tribes, states, and backgrounds, yet here we are, side by side, speaking one language—the language of the Gospel.

_“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!”_ (Psalm 133:1)

MISSION LEADERSHIP COUNCIL (MLC)

Our Zone Leaders and STLs recently held an incredible Mission Leadership Council. It was a chance to focus on what really matters—a time set apart to refocus, realign, and remember why we’re here.

As Proverbs 29:18 says, “Where there is no vision, the people perish.”

The direction was set, and the targets were clear. Our leaders are returning to their zones with more than strategies; they carry a real determination to help every missionary rise to their divine potential.

They were reminded that leaders must “give away” pride in order to lead with humility and compassion.

We dove deep into faith, studied _Preach My Gospel_ Chapter 1, and spoke honestly about our purpose as missionaries and the weight of the calling we carry.

True leadership in the Lord’s work is built on love, honesty, and Christlike compassion. The Savior’s example reminds us that real strength looks like humility, and that humility opens the door for grace to work in our lives and in the lives of those we serve.

They are carrying a renewed resolve to lift every missionary and help them become who the Lord knows they can become.

Let’s keep pushing forward with faith. The work is sacred, and the souls matter.