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Every year, one man boards a plane
with a suitcase full of supplies
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and a heart full of purpose.
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His destination?
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A city that changed his life
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and where his mission still lives on.
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Dr. Milan Moskala
first came to Bangladesh
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as a missionary dentist
more than 25 years ago.
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But God had planted a seed in his heart
long before he ever stepped foot here.
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I discovered God called me
to be medical missionary.
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I am thankful very much.
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Always I thank the Lord,
I am so grateful
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that you chose me
to be a medical missionary.
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Over the years,
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Dr. Moskala built a ministry
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that reached far beyond
the walls of his dental clinic.
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He treated patients
with compassion,
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started schools
in under served communities,
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and launched nutrition programs
to help children grow strong and healthy.
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He also organized a sponsorship network
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that gave thousands of young people
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access to Adventist education
and a new vision for their future.
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What started with caring for physical
needs quickly grew into something more,
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a life of service, compassion, and faith.
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Though now retired for 10 years,
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Dr. Moskala returns to Bangladesh
every year to reconnect,
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to support, and to keep building on
the mission he started years ago.
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He continues to mentor local leaders,
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visit students, and walk through
the neighborhoods praying with families,
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encouraging the sick,
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and sharing hope one home at a time.
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For him, retirement simply
means having more time to serve.
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I am so thankful that until today,
I can serve Him
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even though I am now retired.
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He is guiding me forward, day by day.
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I do not want to do nothing more,
nothing less than medical mission.
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Because of your giving
to the Mission Offering,
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missionaries like Dr. Moskala can serve
in places where they are needed most.
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Thank you for giving.
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Your support makes stories like this
possible
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in Bangladesh and around the world.
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I am so thankful that God chose me
and called me to be a missionary.