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Eriya Kiiza Musoke was a pioneer of the Adventist work in northern Uganda. He was credited with the founding of Amuca Seventh-day Adventist Primary School in the Lango Sub-Region, Northern Uganda.
Mussau, Emirau, and Tench islands were similar to Pitcairn Island, both had a heritage of murder and mayhem. The Seventh-day Adventist missionaries were excited by the prospect of converting the entire populations of these islands, albeit that the total population of the St. Matthias group was forty times more than that of Pitcairn Island.
Wiliam B. Mutani was a pastor, acclaimed youth departmental leader, union conference executive secretary, and field president.
James Munuhe Mutero was an evangelist and administrator from Kenya. His pioneering role of bringing the Adventist message to Muruguru village led to the establishment of the Adventist Church in that area in later years.
Veeran Puthukunathan Muthiah, assisted by his wife, Grace, served the Seventh-day Adventist Church as an evangelist and pioneer worker in Maharashtra, India, as well as a church administrator in the Southern Asia Division.
Eliezer Mutwol was a prominent Adventist farmer, businessman, lay leader, and evangelist in Nandi, Kenya.
Eliachim Oloo Mwai was an early lay evangelist and church elder in Kenya.
Josiah Asangalwisye Mwakalinga was a front-line pastor, church planter, educator, treasurer, and administrator in Tanzania.
Witson Mwamakamba was a passionate promoter of the literature evangelism and an able administrator in the publishing work.
Mwami Adventist Hospital is a medical institution of the Southern Zambia Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.
Mwami Adventist School of Nursing is a training institution of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Zambia.
Eriyasafu Mwanje was an influential member of society as well as a church pastor and evangelist who planted several churches in Uganda.
Paul Nyembo Mwema was a pastor, evangelist and administrator in East-Central Africa.
John Anderson Mwesa was a Zambian Seventh-day Adventist music educator, government inspector of music education, composer, and renowned award-winning musician.
The Seventh-day Adventist work in Myanmar began in 1902, when Herbert B. Meyers, who had become an Adventist in Kolkata, India, entered the country along with A. G. Watson to sell Adventist books and take subscriptions for the Oriental Watchman Publishing house from Europeans and English-speaking Burmese people.
Southern Asia-Pacific Division Myanmar Country (Based on SDA membership)
Myanmar Union Adventist Seminary (MUAS), formerly known as Burma Union Bible Seminary, is a baccalaureate college offering programs in religion, theology, education, and business.
Cameron Myers commenced his service for the Seventh-day Adventist Church as an accountant. He worked for the Sanitarium Health Food Company for forty-six years until he retired in 1986 as the general manager of the company.
Mzuma Mubu Wikahi was a treasurer of East Tanzania Field.
Na Davui ni Lotu was a church paper printed for members in the Fiji Mission from 1928 to 1935.
Josefati (or Joseph) Nacadruta was one of the first Fijians, along with Pauliasi Bunoa and Alipati Rainima, to work for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Fiji.
South Pacific Division Biography Groundbreakers Died/Imprisoned for Faith