Development of Seventh-day Adventist Work
Development of Seventh-day Adventist Work. In 1987 and 1988 a lay SDA couple from Europe quietly witnessed to their faith. In April 1992 the first war refugees from Liberia arrived in Guinea, including a number of Seventh-day Adventists and a licensed pastor, W. Oloysius. They soon began witnessing for their faith. ADRA/Guinea is the most important nongovernment organization in the country. The work is being strengthened further by workers from Adventist Frontier Missions, who are learning the Mandingo language.
