Plans for Education
Adventist Education is to shape the whole person, hand, head and heart. It is to be formative, not only informative. Rooted in the principles of true education found in the writings of Ellen G. White, AMI seeks to raise a generation of thinkers, not mere reflectors of others' thoughts.
K–12 Nature School: AMI plans to establish a Christ-centered school emphasizing outdoor education, character development, and creation science, helping children grow spiritually, mentally, and physically in harmony with God's design.
Summer Day Camp: Seasonal camps for children and teens that combine faith, fun, and hands-on learning in nature. Camps reinforce values, build community, and nurture spiritual growth.
Center for Creationism – Science & Biblical Research: A research and public education center that defends the biblical worldview through science, archaeology, and creationism, challenging the assumptions of secular thought.
Learning Hub – Distance Learning for SDA Homeschoolers: An online portal that supports Seventh-day Adventist homeschool families with lesson plans, live classes, and spiritual mentorship rooted in Adventist doctrine.
Trade School and Manufacturing Goals
A return to practical, God-honoring labor is essential for youth and adults to thrive in the mission field.
Trade School Training: Hands-on, Bible-based instruction in trades such as carpentry, agriculture, mechanics, and sustainable living—equipping workers to be self-supporting missionaries.
Mission Field Projects Manufacturing: AMI will manufacture tools, kits, and prefabricated structures to support global missions—such as mobile clinics, schoolhouses, water systems, and church furniture.