OneVoice27 Reaches 1,500 Young Women at "The Hadassahs" Princess Camp in Madagascar

The Indian Ocean Union Conference introduced the global OneVoice27 digital evangelism initiative to nearly 1,500 young Adventist women at "The Hadassahs" Princess Camp in Vohitraivo Manambato, Madagascar, on Sabbath, 8 August 2026. Participants were invited to immediately share the message with two friends through the digital platform of their choice.

Heriniaina Randriamalala
Nearly 1,500 young Adventist women attending "The Hadassahs" Princess Camp.

Nearly 1,500 young Adventist women attending "The Hadassahs" Princess Camp.

The OneVoice27 global digital evangelism initiative resounded through "The Hadassahs" Princess Camp on Sabbath, 8 August 2026, as nearly 1,500 young Adventist women were invited to become active participants in the world Church's September 2027 evangelistic emphasis.

Speaking to the camp, Indian Ocean Union Conference (IOUC) Communication Director Pastor Rado Rakotonandrasana presented the vision and objectives of OneVoice27, which will mobilise Adventists around the world in September 2027 to mark the 2,000th anniversary of Jesus's baptism. The initiative calls Adventists everywhere to unite their voices and efforts around a shared mission of sharing the gospel and leading people to Christ.

Nearly 1,500 young Adventist women attending "The Hadassahs" Princess Camp.

Drawing on the Great Commission in Matthew 28:19, Rakotonandrasana reminded the young women of the call given by Christ to His disciples: to make disciples of all nations. He also drew on 1 John 2:13, in which the apostle John writes to young people, "you have overcome the evil one", reminding them of their strength to remain steadfast in the Word of God.

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"This time," Rakotonandrasana told the young women, "it is your turn to unite your voices."

From presentation to practice, the young women were invited to activate the message immediately. Each participant was asked to choose two of her friends and share with them a simple, essential message, "Tia Anao Jesosy" (Jesus loves you), along with the OneVoice27 vision. Each was invited to use the digital platform she knows best: Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, or SMS.

Before beginning the exercise, the young women joined in a short Malagasy rhyme that captured the initiative's spirit:

"Telephona kely eny an-tanana, andao hitoriana amin'ny namana,
Ny mur-ko raha vao miseho, Jesosy no hitanao eo."

"A little phone in hand, let's share the gospel with our friends,
As soon as my social media appears, you will see Jesus there."

Pastor Rado Rakotonandrasana, Communication Director of the Indian Ocean Union Conference speaking at "The Hadassahs" Princess Camp.

The young women then began sharing the OneVoice27 message with friends across their platforms, in what organisers described as an immediate, hands-on preparation for the global mobilisation ahead in September 2027.

Rakotonandrasana closed with a call for continued engagement. When the time comes for OneVoice27 in September 2027, he said, each of the 1,500 participants should be ready to take an active part. One voice can reach one person; thousands of united voices can carry the gospel far beyond borders.

The OneVoice27 activation at "The Hadassahs" Princess Camp forms part of the Indian Ocean Union Conference's Union-wide rollout of the global initiative, which is coordinated through the Church's broader Mission for All strategy.

Heriniaina Randriamalala