Nice, Shandong, China: To meet a Seventh-day Adventist orphan like me, travel together, have a house in the EU and fill it with orphans. I think that would make me a good person, which is all I want to be

Ashley, 17, Louisiana, United States: I want to be able to serve God wherever I am. I love to go on mission trips, bring the Word of God to others who do not know him. I am hoping to go on and get my master’s degree in social work and than someday open an adoption agency. I want to get married and have kids of my own.

Nkaiseng, 25, Mafeteng, Lesotho: My desire is to be at service for my soon coming Lord. The world is faced with an AIDS pandemic; people die without hope every minute. The Lord has placed me in a position where I can minister to these dying people while still caring for them, so what I earnestly pray for is for the Lord to use me while I still have chance and to point these people to the Lamb of God who says “come let us reason together” for I have keys even of the grave. This people should know that even dying from AIDS, but with the Lord is a blessing because He will one day come to raise just you and me from our graves.

Antonio, 24, Malampa, Vanuatu: Honestly speaking, my dream for the future is that Jesus should return soon. This might sound very old-fashioned for someone living in this modern world, a world on technology and what not. But spending my past 24 years living in sin, strife, insecurity and fear, it’s causing me to pray every night and ask Jesus to come back quickly. Yet again, it’s not my will but His. I love Him and want to see Him come sooner, then later. I feel prepared to meet Him.

Joy, 18, Lagos, Nigeria: Professionally, I would like to be a computer scientist and part time housewife to having connections with both the world and my family showing God’s love in both places. I would also like to help less privileged especially the focused ones so they can achieve their dreams in life.

Bisser, 20: I wanna be steward one day. I love traveling and learning other languages, so I really dram to be a steward. But, there’s a little problem with our worship day-Sabbath. Almost everybody works on Saturdays.

Nkosilathi, 21, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe: There are others who are unprivileged in my home area, who did not have access to good education. After I graduate I would like to assist such youths so that we can help uplift our community both spiritually and materially.

Oluwafemi, 26, Lagos, Nigeria: I like to be a prolific writer, an international evangelist, a pastor and a world preacher of the gospel.

Sharon, 26, Georgia, United States: A disciple for Jesus! Regardless what occupation draws us we have to realize that winning souls for Jesus is our first priority! The Lord is soon to return and all the things that we accumulate will turn to dust or rust anyway. However, the only thing we can take from this world is our Christ-like characters and our loving relationship with Jesus.

Frisco, 19, Sabah, Malaysia: I dream everything will be renewed, life never ending, roses never fade, people never die…and I ultimately wanna be there, in that world with Christ and everyone who believes in Him!

Kaliza, 26, Eastern Zambia: I would like to do something big for the church of God in the future

Teka-Ann, 23, California, United States: I have a few aspirations; they are segmented into their respective arena in my life. Most importantly, I want to be like Jesus in my heart and ultimately be saved I the Lord’s kingdom when he returns. I am very passionate about the mission field and I want to give others of my time, knowledge and resources. Next, I want to be loving wife and mother. In this arena, I dream of a husband who is in love with the Lord and two/three children of the same. I want a warm home where Christ abides and children who grow up to be successful. Lastly, I want to be an Oncology Consultant and a professional and prominent person in cancer research.

Meio-Dia, 21, Limoges, France: My hope is to be a full time worker for the Lord Jesus Christ our Savior.

Jaroslav, 26, Czech Republic: I would love to do something for the God and for the church. I am thinking of being a pastor, but I am not quite sure, if it would be possible for me to do it. Sometimes i dream about to be a missionary and to teach children to read and write and to tell them about God. Sometimes I would like to be like Hus, Luther, Zwingli, Kalvin, Komensky, Wolf, Miller or E.G White to do something really big for God. But sometimes I have a feeling that I do not know for sure what I want to be. Now, what I really would love to know is how to speak to people and how to do evangelism.

Clenk, 25, Mashonaland, Zimbabwe: I want to be a pastor.

Lyson, 21, Malawi, currently living in Kenya: By the grace of God I would like be a Pastor and a Musician. I would like to spend the rest of my life in the house of God to serve Him because he saved me. I believe that’s the best I can do in this life. Life is short and I don’t have time to waste on earthly benefits, soon Christ shall come for me.

I would like to sing songs which will touch people’s hearts and bring them closer to the throne of God than they had ever dreamt. Moreover, I have already started composing some. I know they are not the best, but no one starts as a star. One day they shall be amongst the best. I know I will accomplish my dreams because my bible tells me that" there is nothing impossible so long as I believe in God. If my faith be strong I shall even be able to move mountains."

Most of all, I would like to be an International Evangelist and Musician.

Mkama, 27, Tanzania: At the peak of my success I want to live a practical Christian life. I want to be a true follower of Jesus, and I want to be a father in a family that loves the Lord and the neighbors.

Tapiwa, 26, Harare, Zimbabwe: The Lord helping me, I want to be a medical missionary worker, be married to my sweetheart and live a happy life while waiting for the second coming of our Lord.

Hajaniaina, 22, Fianarantsoa, Madagascar: I want to be a big preacher in my country. My dream is to become an evangelist and help the others to know God’s love. Finally, I want to help Adventist youth to say NO to Satan and YES to Jesus.

Rayner, 23, Guyana: I’d like to end to natural disasters which destroyed my family’s home recently, and the tides of racism to be swept away. Oh, I really want to be the person who makes the difference.

Jen, 17, Canada: I haven’t completely decided what I want to do with my life yet, but the one thing I know for sure is that I want to live my life in such a way that people know I’m a Christian, without having to ask.

Alexis, 19, New Amsterdam, Guyana: I’d like for God to come and put an end to all the sufferings, hatred and chaos on this earth, including racism. Definitely an Angel, serious.