As we enter the Lent and Easter season, AM is inviting members, students, and friends across the network to gather weekly for our ongoing online Bible studies, held every Tuesday and Thursday evening on Zoom. Beginning February 17, 2026, these studies will take on a focused Lent theme, guiding participants through the Gospels with particular attention to the cross of Christ and the hope found in His resurrection.

This season offers a meaningful opportunity to slow down, open Scripture together, and reflect on the life, sacrifice, and victory of Jesus Christ. Through the Gospel accounts, we will consider Christ’s journey to the cross, the cost of discipleship, and the resurrection hope that shapes our faith and calling today. Rather than rushing toward Easter, these studies are designed to help participants walk intentionally through the season with prayerful reflection and renewed devotion.

All Bible studies take place online via Zoom every Tuesday and Thursday at 7:00 PM ET, making it accessible for participants across regions to join together in the Word.

We invite you to join us as we journey through the Gospels, reflect on the cross, and prepare our hearts for the joy of the resurrection!

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As we reflect on 2025, we do so with deep gratitude to God for what He has done through the Apostolos Missions (AM) Global Network. This past year marked a season of growth, strengthening, and renewed commitment to our calling—to preach Jesus Christ as the hope for the world and to raise disciples who live for His Kingdom.

Across continents, campuses, churches, and local communities, God moved through ordinary faithfulness to produce extraordinary fruit. What began years ago as a small step of obedience continues to grow, much like the mustard seed Jesus described—small in appearance, yet filled with Kingdom power (Mark 4:30–32).

1. Strengthening the Global AM Network

In 2025, the AM Global Network continued to expand and mature. New members were welcomed into the mission, and new centers were established in multiple regions worldwide. These centers now serve as local hubs for worship, discipleship, evangelism, and leadership development—connecting believers to a global vision while remaining rooted in their local mission fields.

Through regular coordination, training, and prayer, AM chapters across nations grew more unified, intentional, and mission-focused. This strengthening of the network has positioned AM for sustainable growth and long-term impact.

2. Evangelism Onsite and Online

Evangelism remained at the heart of everything we do. Throughout the year, AM engaged in consistent onsite evangelism—particularly on university campuses and within local communities—while also expanding online outreach through digital platforms, media, and virtual gatherings.

These efforts allowed the Gospel to reach people across geographic boundaries, creating new points of connection for seekers and strengthening faith among believers. In every setting, AM proclaimed the same message: salvation, hope, and new life are found in Jesus Christ alone.

3. Investing in the Next Generation

A major highlight of 2025 was the intentional development of teen missions, especially within the United States. In New Jersey, AM worked closely with local partners to disciple young people, raise mission-minded leaders, and support pioneering efforts among the next generation.

The joyful International Summer Bible Camp, hosted at Fides Hall, and seasonal retreats throughout the year provided powerful spaces for spiritual growth, renewal, and calling. These gatherings brought together children, youth, and families from diverse backgrounds, planting seeds of faith that will continue to grow for years to come.

4. Building Foundations at AM Headquarters

2025 also marked significant progress in the development of AM Headquarters. Extensive renovations across all HQ buildings created spaces better equipped for training, hosting, prayer, and community life. The HQ increasingly serves as a spiritual and operational center for the global network—a place where vision is clarified, leaders are equipped, and the mission is strengthened.

5. Celebrating God’s Faithfulness

This year, AM joyfully celebrated its 23rd anniversary, marking over two decades of God’s faithfulness. What the Lord began through obedience and faith continues to unfold as part of His greater redemptive plan. As Romans 8:28 reminds us, God is working all things together for good according to His purpose.

Looking Ahead with Faith

While we rejoice in what God has done in 2025, we recognize that this is not an ending—it is part of a greater journey. We move forward with humility, expectation, and prayer, trusting that the Lord who began this work will continue to lead it toward His purposes.

We thank every member, leader, volunteer, partner, and supporter who stood with us this year. Together, we are building something far greater than ourselves—the Kingdom of God, for His glory and for the salvation of many.

“From him and through him and to him are all things. To him be the glory forever.” (Romans 11:36)

Merry Christmas from the AM International family of brothers and sisters in Christ. At Christmas, we celebrate the coming of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ—the moment when God entered human history to bring salvation, restoration, and peace. The angels’ proclamation in Luke 2:14 reminds us that the birth of Christ is not only a joyful event, but a divine declaration: through Jesus, peace with God has been made possible.

This peace is more than a feeling or a seasonal sentiment. It is reconciliation with God Himself. Through Christ’s coming, the separation caused by sin is healed, and humanity is invited back into relationship with the Creator. Jesus is the fulfillment of God’s promise—a Savior who restores our hearts, renews our hope, and brings lasting peace to those who receive Him.

As we reflect on the humility of the manger, we are reminded that God’s greatest work often begins in quiet and unexpected ways. Yet from this small beginning came a hope for the entire world. Christ’s birth marked the start of a new era, one centered on grace, forgiveness, and the Kingdom of God.

This Christmas season, the AM network invites believers to welcome Christ anew and to dwell in the peace He brings. We encourage you to join our AM Online Christmas Retreat, where members and friends from around the world will gather for worship, reflection, and prayer as we meditate on the meaning of Christ’s coming.

Connect With a Local Chapter

We also invite you to connect with a local AM chapter to celebrate Christmas in fellowship. Gathering together allows us to strengthen one another in faith, share in God’s Word, and experience the peace of Christ within community.

As we celebrate the birth of Jesus, may our hearts be filled with gratitude, our lives rooted in His peace, and our hope renewed in the love of God. From the AM network, we wish you a holy and joyful Christmas as we glorify God and rejoice in the peace made possible through His Son.

On November 15–16, AM NJ and the New Jersey Church held a blessed Fall Retreat at the AM Headquarters in Trenton. Students and members gathered for two days of worship, Bible study, and fellowship centered on the Parables of Heaven from Matthew 13. The retreat created a space for participants to step away from daily routines and draw near to God with focus and expectation.

Students arrived from various campuses, including a group of four from Vassar College who came the night before. More participants traveled early Saturday morning, filling the HQ with joy and anticipation as the retreat began.

Throughout the weekend, attendees engaged in rich times of Scripture study, reflection, discussion, and prayer. The messages on the parables brought deep insight and encouragement, helping students understand the Kingdom of Heaven more clearly and personally. Moments of fellowship—over meals, conversations, and group activities—created a warm sense of community and support.

On Sunday, November 16, the retreat concluded with the closing service, which also served as Sunday worship. Pastor Michael delivered the final message on the Parable of the Net, wrapping up the retreat theme with a call to live with spiritual readiness and hope. After service, everyone joined for a meal and time of breaking bread together, sharing testimonies of how God had touched them throughout the weekend.

The Fall Retreat was truly a weekend marked by grace. Many testified of renewed faith, deeper understanding, and heartfelt encounters with God. We give thanks for every student and member who joined, and for the Lord’s faithful work in our midst. May the seeds planted during this retreat continue to grow and bear fruit in the weeks ahead.

The Bible Camp brought together students from different places for several days of worship, Bible study, and fellowship. Each day was filled with meaningful messages, small group discussions, and times of prayer. Many participants shared that they felt refreshed in their faith and inspired to live more intentionally for God. The camp wasn’t just about learning—it was also about community, with games, meals, and late-night conversations that built bonds lasting well beyond the summer.

The Summer Internship Program gave students the chance to serve hands-on in ministry while developing leadership skills. Interns took part in evangelism, event planning, and creative projects, gaining experience they can carry into their studies, careers, and future service. For many, the internship was a time to see God at work in practical ways and to discover new gifts and passions.

Through both the Bible Camp and the Internship, AM’s mission to help young people find their identity and purpose in Jesus Christ came to life. As we move into the fall semester, we carry forward the momentum of this summer, praying that each person touched by these programs will continue to grow in faith and share the hope they have found with others.

The exhibition was a time for various ministries to share their vision and calling, and AM was introduced as a global campus fellowship focused on evangelizing young people, raising up disciples, and establishing mission centers around the world. They shared about the mission of AM, its history, and future goals.

The time was full of grace, with many students showing interest in mission work and in how they could be involved in the future. AM is thankful for the opportunity to sow the vision into the next generation and prays that new mission-minded youth will rise from this event.

Please continue to pray for the seeds planted during the exhibition to bear fruit and for AM’s continued outreach during this season.

Josephine was born to Dominican parents in Queens, New York and raised in the Dominican Republic until the age of 11.

She later attended Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) which became a turning point in her life as she became a Christian during her Junior year and was able to deepen her relationship with Christ through a youth fellowship on campus. There, she had the opportunity to serve as a campus leader, and after her graduation, her passion for the youth grew and was evident as she continued to serve the Lord through a teen ministry in New York and Los Angeles.

In 2020, God led Josephine to Immanuel Community Church in Houston where she served the local church in various ways including local evangelism, discipleship, and administrative works.

The board expressed their gratitude for Alma Osorio who has served AM Int’l faithful for the past several years. “We’re so grateful for Alma’s faithful service and the growth she has overseen over the past years. We wish her God’s blessing as she and her family move on to serve in another ministry.”

“We are pleased that Josephine has accepted the invitation to serve as the next General Secretary of AM. We believe God has great things in store and that under her leadership, AM will lead many more souls back to Jesus Christ,” added the board members.

Philippians 4:6-7, Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.

Proverbs 3: 5-6 ,Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding; In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.

Joshua 1:8 – 8, Keep this Book of the Law always on your lips; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. Then you will be prosperous and successful.

1 John 3:18, Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.

Acts 2:42,They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer.

Hebrews 10: 24-25, And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another—and all the more as you see the Day approaching.

Romans 10: 17, Consequently, faith comes from hearing the message, and the message is heard through the word about Christ.

Matthew 6: 33, But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.