“We are looking at history through the lens of the Word of God,” ministry president says.
It Is Written Honored Black History Month With Three Special Programs
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Proposal Accepted for ‘Oxford Handbook of Seventh-day Adventism’
Editorial team includes faculty from Andrews University and Southwestern Adventist University
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Adventist-Produced Breakfast Cereal Featured in Australian Coin Collection
Weet-Bix is given the “W” in an A-to-Z collection depicting “all things Australian.”
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Youth Distribute Petition Urging Fairness and Humanity
In US Lake Union, they weigh in on immigration and gun control current policies.
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Adventist Singer and Arranger Involved in Royal Wedding Performance
Seventh-day Adventist presence and input were significant at the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Megan Markle on May 19, 2018, thanks to […]
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What are We to Do with Millennials?
Reaching Millennial Generations event includes open invitation to be proactive.
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A Pastor Becomes “God’s Street Artist” in New Zealand
Samoan-born Tulaga Aiolupotea is revolutionizing urban ministry through graffiti.
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TED-Style Life-Enrichment Talks Attract Hundreds in Australia
20-minute presentations focus on “health, hope, and happiness.”
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Here I Stand – The role of an ambassador
By Kathryn Proffitt Life is full of surprises. As a young girl, I often dreamed of what I might be when I grew […]
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Fascinated
Stimulating discussion of a fascinating and crucial topic for everyone seeking personal victory, and interested in personal salvation, as well as those who […]
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Boonstra & Goldstein. Faith Under Siege: Faith Thinking Out Loud.
Shawn Boonstra and Cliff Goldstein in a fascinating discussion about politics and faith. Faith Under Siege: Faith Thinking Out Loud. Moderated by Adventist […]
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Melissa Otto
Melissa Otto is an Australian born singer/songwriter who grew up in Newcastle. In 2010 she was awarded best Christian Artist in the Music […]
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