We understand that as time pass by the needs of the young people change in many areas such as social, spiritual and mental. But we know that if our youth and children are well trained and well organized we “can do much… and rightly represent the truth, giving the reason of the hope that is within them, and honoring God in any branch of the work where they are qualified to labor”

 This is why PCJovenes.com was created a reliable and Christ center tool to help our youth to get trained and to have accessible resources to fulfill those needs. PCJovenes.com is an online Adventist ministry organized and led by young adults from diverse backgrounds. It is a bilingual portal that started in Spanish but as it has grown, now we have it in English too. With the main goal of to proclaim the soon coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. The website is an interactive intended to produce awareness of the Seventh-Day Adventist believes to the Hispanic Community. Free of charge to the visitors, but slowly make it available to everyone as we have notice visitors from 135 countries.

 Our purpose with this ministry is to mobilize existing youth and young adult ministries that are fully committed to the distinctive message and mission of the Adventist church towards the proclamation of the Three Angels’ Message. And what we would like to see in the following 5 years is that PCJovenes.com will equip people through the following but not limited since new technologies are introduce to web everyday:

• Online Bible Studies
• Online Seminars and onsite
•  Youth congress
• Online help
• Prayer requests
• Online resources
• Free podcasting: PCMatutina (daily devotionals) Escuela Sabatica (Adults Audio Sabbath School Lessons), La Biblia hoy (Audio bible in Spanish), Mensaje para los Jovenes and many more to come.
• Spiritual video clips
• Today youth awareness of what’s happening around the world
• Linking to Christians resources mostly Seventh-day Adventists sites
• Promoting other ministries
• Translating as much as possible to make a bilingual website
• Make the website be a youth portal for free resources, bible training, audio or video seminars and interactive multimedia
• Local, national and world news
• Have marketing tool to promote Seventh-day Adventist events from local to national and world events
• Having a multilingual site by finishing translating to English and getting help translating to Portuguese and French.
• One stop to SDA online multimedia: TV, Radio, podcasts, Christian music, Audio and Video sermons, magazines, and books
• United other conference and Unions by working together.
• Getting diverse communities understand each other and growing spiritually.

Also inspire young people through evangelistic series encouraging them to be Christian ambassadors to their respective places of work and study by using the website as a necessary tool for finding the resources needed.

Our goal through this ministry is to go to those places in which is hard to get so through this medium of communication we will provide online Biblical training in the form of inspirational videos, audios, texts, photos, questions and answers to issues that our young people is dealing now days and there is much more that as the Lord blessed us we will be able to provide for God’s glory and for the soon coming of Jesus Christ.

We appreciate your support and prayers and look forward to see how we can work together so many young people can be touched by the Holy Spirit through this ministry and see them become a strong army for the Lord.

And this gospel of the Kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come. (KJV) Mathew 24:14

Historia de la Juventud Adventista

Muchos de nosotros estamos familiarizados con la historia de cómo comenzó el ministerio juvenil adventista por dos adolescentes, Lutero Warren y Harry Fenner, en el pueblo de Hazelton, Michigan en 1879. Estos dos jóvenes, preocupados por las necesidades espirituales de sus amigos tanto dentro como fuera de la iglesia, oraron juntos y luego lanzaron lo que llegó a ser la primera sociedad de jóvenes Adventistas - un pequeño grupo de muchachos (luego fue de muchachos y muchachas) que se reunían semanalmente para orar, cantar, estudiar la Biblia, hacer obra misionera, y gozar de sana recreación.

Otras sociedades dirigidas por jóvenes surgieron a nivel local, y en la primera década del siglo 20 la iglesia como tal, animada por Elena White y otros que vieron la importancia del trabajo por los jóvenes, comenzaron a organizar un programa juvenil. La primera organización juvenil Adventista fue fundada en 1907 bajo el nombre de “Sociedad de Jóvenes Misioneros Voluntarios”. El nombre fue seleccionado para indicar claramente el enfoque en el servicio y alcance como una parte integral de nuestro ministerio juvenil.

Aunque el nombre fue cambiado a “Juventud Adventista” en (1979), el enfoque del movimiento juvenil Adventista ha permanecido como uno de Salvación y Servicio. El ministerio juvenil Adventista es hoy día un movimiento mundial enfocado en ganar jóvenes para Jesús y entrenarlos para compartir Su mensaje de amor con otros.