Adventist Possibility Ministries is a movement within the Seventh-day Adventist Church that arises from a deep conviction of the gospel: the message of Christ transforms the way we see ourselves, others, and God. APM recognizes that many people live with disabilities, losses, or challenges in different areas of life, yet it views these realities through a lens of hope and possibilities. It affirms that every person is valuable because they were created by God, and that everyone has gifts, purpose, and a place in the community of faith.

More than a program, Possibility Ministries is a movement guided by the Holy Spirit that promotes dignity, inclusion, and opportunities for all to discover and develop the abilities God has given them. This ministry serves and supports especially seven groups: the deaf, the blind, those with limited mobility, individuals facing mental health challenges, orphans or vulnerable children, those who have lost a spouse, and caregivers.

Possibility Ministries reminds us that in Christ we are all needed, valued, and called to serve, because a person’s worth is not determined by what they can or cannot do, but by the love of God who created them.

Ask your pastor or contact your local conference or union to learn about the plans and initiatives available to help integrate this ministry in your local church.