Dr. Moskala's Lifelong Calling

Every year, one man boards a plane
with a suitcase full of supplies

and a heart full of purpose.

His destination?

A city that changed his life
and where his mission still lives on.

Dr. Milan Moskala
first came to Bangladesh

as a missionary dentist
more than 25 years ago.

But God had planted a seed in his heart
long before he ever stepped foot here.

I discovered God called me
to be medical missionary.

And this is a reason why
I am thankful very much always.

Always I thank the Lord.

I am so grateful

that He chose me
to be a medical missionary.

Over the years,

Dr. Moskala built a ministry

that reached far beyond
the walls of his dental clinic.

He treated patients
with compassion,

started schools
in underserved communities,

and launched nutrition programs
to help children grow strong and healthy.

He also organized a sponsorship network

that gave thousands of young people

access to Adventist education
and a new vision for their future.

What started with caring for physical
needs quickly grew into something more,

a life of service, compassion, and faith.

Though now retired for ten years,

Doctor. Mascala returns to
Bangladesh every year to reconnect,

to support, and to keep building on
the mission he started years ago.

He continues to mentor local leaders,

visit students, and walk through the
neighborhoods praying with families,

encouraging the sick,

and sharing hope one home at a time.

For him, retirement simply
means having more time to serve.

I am so thankful that until
today, I can serve him.

Even I am now retired,

but he is guiding me forward day by day.

I do not want to do nothing more,

nothing less than medical mission. Because
of your giving to the mission offering,

missionaries like doctor Muscala can serve
in places where they are needed most.

Thank you for giving.

Your support makes stories

like this possible in
Bangladesh and around the world.

And I am so thankful that God has chosen
me and called me to be missionaries.